May 1, 2008
AT&T Gives $100-Million to Curb School Dropout Rates
The AT&T Foundation, in San Antonio, has announced a $100-million grant-making program that seeks to keep students in school and prepare them for college or a career.
Over four years, the foundation will make grants to hundreds of schools and nonprofit groups, sponsor research on high-school dropouts, engage its employees as mentors, and hold 100 community meetings — one in every state and one in each of the 50 largest American cities — to raise awareness of
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