Evanston Art Center, a tax-exempt nonprofit that receives significant public funding to perform services also offered by the state, was approved to receive a $200,000 grant in FY2024, according to passed legislation data extracted from the Illinois General Assembly’s FY2024 budget (Public Act 102-6 0698).
Norridge School District 80 had the sixth lowest outstanding school debt among Cook County school districts as of fiscal year 2024, according to the Illinois State Board of Education.
Hatzalah Chicago, a tax-exempt nonprofit that receives significant public funding to perform services also offered by the state, was approved to receive a $30,000 grant in FY2024, according to passed legislation data extracted from the Illinois General Assembly’s FY2024 budget (Public Act 102-6 0698).
Morton Grove School District 70's outstanding school debt reached $1.1 million as of fiscal year 2024, according to the Illinois State Board of Education, or about $125,858 per student.
Union Ridge School District 86 had the 12th lowest outstanding school debt among Cook County school districts as of fiscal year 2024, according to the Illinois State Board of Education.
Kenneth Young Center, a tax-exempt nonprofit that receives significant public funding to perform services also offered by the state, was approved to receive two grants totaling $665,000 in FY2024, according to passed legislation data extracted from the Illinois General Assembly’s FY2024 budget (Public Act 102-6 0698).
Golf Elementary School District 67's outstanding school debt reached $4.4 million as of fiscal year 2024, according to the Illinois State Board of Education, or about $688,310 per student.
Clearbrook, a tax-exempt nonprofit that receives significant public funding to perform services also offered by the state, was approved to receive three grants totaling $3,314,000 in FY2024 for capital improvements, according to passed legislation data extracted from the Illinois General Assembly’s FY2024 budget (Public Act 102-6 0698).