Recently, Magnolia School received a grant. The following is information about it. Attached are the photos. Thanks!

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Magnolia School was chosen to receive the $2500 America’s Farmers Grow Communities Grant by Monsanto Fund. The purpose of the grant is to help make rural communities a vibrant place to live, work, and raise a family. With the help of Doug Lipscomb, the school received a check for $2500. Pictured: Back L-R- Mrs. Becki Ducote, Assistant Principal and Mrs. Denita Hill, Principal of Magnolia School; Front L-R: Carrah Jane Lipscomb, Shay Parsons, Michaela Moye, and Rizpah Sarcar, Magnolia School Student Council Representatives

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Magnolia School is excited to be a part of such a caring community. They recently were awarded the $2500 America’s Farmers Grow Communities Grant by Monsanto Fund. Doug and Becky Lipscomb of the Lipscomb Companies (James Lipscomb & Sons Farms, RiverView Turf, Bent Oak Farm, Southwind Trucking, Baldwin County Peanut and Bon Secour Pic N Pay) matched the $2500 grant awarded by Monsanto. Pictured: Back L-R Mrs. Becki Ducote, Assistant Principal and Mrs. Denita Hill, Principal of Magnolia School, Doug and Becky Lipscomb from Lipscomb Companies, and Ron Higdon from Monsanto Fund; 2nd row L-R Shay Parsons and Carrah Jane Lipscomb; Front L-R Charlotte Baker, Rizpah Sarcar, and Michaela Moye. The 6th grade students are Magnolia School Student Council Representatives.