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D-backs give thanks through classroom grants
- Updated: November 23, 2016
PHOENIX — When setting up a statewide grant program for teachers, the D-backs did their homework.
They talked to superintendents, principals and teachers to try to understand how to most effectively distribute funds.
The result was a partnership with University of Phoenix for the “D-backs School Challenge,” which has granted $750,000 directly into classrooms since 2012.
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“This program has been one of the most valuable that we have created as an organization, because we can see the direct impact that it has on students across the state of Arizona,” said D-backs team president/CEO Derrick Hall. “At this time of year, when we all take time to share what we are thankful for, it’s easy to be grateful for the amazing work of our teachers and administrators, and for …