Boys & Girls Club hosts "Today's Dreamers, Tomorrow's Leaders" event
A local non-profit working with youth is setting young ladies up for success. The Bruce Nichols South Beloit Boys & Gi
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A local non-profit working with youth is setting young ladies up for success. The Bruce Nichols South Beloit Boys & Gi
A non-profit in Beloit works to make sure school staff look a lot more like the students. Grow Your Own Scholarship Program Committee Member and McNeel Intermediate School Principal Michelle Hendrix-Nora says students of color who major in education with the intention of returning to Beloit to teach can earn up to $5000 a year for tuition. Hendrix-Nora says the program is funded through donations with a major contribution from former State Senator Tim Cullen launching the program. The scholarship is administered by the Stateline Community Foundation. Previous Story