Roseland School District wins $150,000 math, science grant

<p>The Roseland School District has won a $150,000 math and science grant from AT&amp;T. The grant will support math and science programs in the district's secondary schools.</p><p>The district is scheduled to announce the award today at the annual Roseland Charter School Community Advisory Board meeting.</p><p>The Roseland award is one of 47 given nationwide, totaling nearly $10 million, according to AT&amp;T. The grants are part of the four-year-old AT&amp;T Aspire program.</p><p>Roseland applied for the competitive grant to support its Destination College program.</p><p>The grant funding will focus on math and science curriculum for eighth, ninth and tenth graders.</p>