While David Price is North Carolina’s number one earmarker, Robin Hayes rules the education earmarks in the omnibus spending bill for FY 2009.
? Anson County Schools, equipment ($95,000 Hayes)
? Duplin County Schools, English language acquisition program ($95,000 Mcintyre)
? Family and Neighborhood Institute of NC, equipment and technology to assist at-risk youth ($143,000 Mcintyre)
? Fayetteville Technical Community College, teacher training initiative ($143,000 Hayes)
? Hoke County Schools, technology up?grades, equipment ($143,000 Hayes)
? Lee County School District, English language acquisition program ($95,000 Etheridge)
? North Carolina Biotechnology Center, K-12 STEM teaching materials and teacher training ($95,000 Miller)
? North Carolina Central University, academic enrichment activities ($128,000 Price)
? North Carolina Technology Association Education Foundation, School Technology Demonstration Project ($190,000 Hayes, Butterfield)
? Scotland County Schools, equipment ($95,000 Hayes)
? University of North Carolina at Greensboro, ON TRACK LEARN MATH project ($250,000 Coble, Miller)
? University of North Carolina at Greensboro, NC Council for Health literacy initiative ($238,000 Coble)
