UPDATE: The town of Frisco has just announced a generous donation of over $8,000 from the sold-out 12th annual Frisco Turkey Day 5K to Frisco Elementary. This significant contribution will support the school’s science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) program and other crucial student initiatives.
On November 27, approximately 1,500 runners and walkers participated in the popular race, showcasing the community’s dedication to supporting local education. The official presentation of the donation, amounting to $8,080, took place on December 18, emphasizing the town’s commitment to enhancing educational opportunities for its young learners.
The funds will be allocated to “new experiential learning opportunities,” according to a statement from town officials. This donation not only aids in expanding the STEM curriculum but also enriches the overall educational experience for students, preparing them for future challenges in an increasingly technical world.
This heartwarming initiative highlights the collaborative spirit of the Frisco community, where local events contribute directly to the welfare of its youngest members. With such substantial support, Frisco Elementary is set to implement innovative programs that will inspire and engage students in critical learning areas.
As the town looks forward to next year’s event, the potential for further community involvement and support remains high. Residents are encouraged to participate in upcoming races and local initiatives, ensuring the continued growth and development of educational programs.
Stay tuned for more updates on the impact of this donation and future community events!
