Tyndall receives funding from USDA
TYNDALL — Elsie M. Meeks, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) rural development state director in South Dakota, recently participated in a dedication ceremony for the fitness center project at Bon Homme School District.By: News release, US Department of Agriculture
TYNDALL — Elsie M. Meeks, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) rural development state director in South Dakota, recently participated in a dedication ceremony for the fitness center project at Bon Homme School District.
Bon Homme School District is organized as an independent school district under the laws of South Dakota. The communities of Springfield, Tabor, Tyndall, Bon Homme Hutterische Colony and the respective rural areas are included in this district.
The fitness center will be made available to all students and staff with weight, exercise and cardiovascular equipment. USDA rural development is providing a community facility grant of $33,000 to be leveraged with an applicant contribution through the Hoch Foundation of $247,000 for the project.
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