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E1424 Rules (Heastie) No Same As Assembly Resolution No. 1424 BY E1424 Rules (Heastie) No Same as Assembly Resolution No. 1424 BY: M. of A. Rules (Heastie) ESTABLISHING a plan setting forth an itemized list of grantees for certain appropriations for additional grants-in-aid to certain school districts, public libraries, and not-for-profit institutions in the 2018-2019 state fiscal year RESOLVED, That pursuant to and as required by monies appropriated in chapter 54 of the laws of 2018 which enacts the aid to localities, grants-in-aid to certain school districts, public libraries and not-for-profit institutions. Such funds shall be apportioned pursuant to a plan setting forth an itemized list of grantees with the amount to be received by each, or the methodology for allocating such appropriation. Such plan shall be subject to the approval of the speaker of the assembly and the director of the budget and thereafter shall be included in a resolution calling for the expenditure of such monies, which resolution must be approved by a majority vote of all members elected to the assembly upon a roll call vote, in accordance with the following schedule: 82nd Street Academics - Educational Programming $100,000 Aimhigh Empowerment Institute, Inc - Educational Programming $10,000 Amherst Public Library $13,000 Amsterdam City School District $25,000 Apalachin Library Association $13,000 APEX for Youth, Inc. - Educational Programming $150,000 Association for Metroarea Autistic Children, Inc. - Educational Programming $50,000 Babylon Union Free School District $50,000 Baldwin Union Free School District $13,000 Ballston Community Public Library $13,000 Beam Center, Inc - Educational Programming $15,000 Bedford Central School District $60,000 Beekmantown Central School District $150,000 Bethlehem Public Library $25,000 Binghamton City School District $75,000 Blind Brook-Rye Union Free School District $100,000 Bloomingdale School of Music $75,000 BPL Gravesend Library $25,000 BPL Homecrest Library $25,000 BPL Macon Branch $75,000 BPL Sheepshead Bay Library $25,000 Brentwood Union Free School District $500,000 BRIC - Educational Programming $15,000 Brighton Central School District $25,000 Brighton Memorial Library $25,000 Bronx Arts Ensemble, Inc - Educational Programming $50,000 Bronx Bethany Community Corporation - Educational Programming $50,000 Brooklyn Academy of Music - Educational Programming $75,000 Brooklyn Arts Council - Educational Programming $75,000 Brooklyn Children's Museum - Educational Programming $75,000 Brooklyn Historical Society - Educational Programming $15,000 Buffalo City School District $1,000,000 Canton Central School District $50,000 Carthage Free Library $13,000 Catskill Central School District $13,000 Center Moriches Union Free School District $60,000 Chateaugay Central School District $50,000 Cheektowaga-Maryvale Union Free School District $75,000 Cheektowaga-Sloan Union Free School District $75,000 Chinese-American Planning Council, Inc - Educational Programming $50,000 Chittenango Central School District $75,000 Churchville-Chili Central School District $30,000 Clarkstown Central School District $75,000 Cleveland Hill Union Free School District $50,000 Clymer Central School $13,000 Cohoes City School District $50,000 Cold Spring Harbor Central School District $50,000 Comsewogue Public Library $20,000 Copiague Memorial Public Library $15,000 Corinth Central School District $13,000 Cortland City School District $75,000 Deer Park Public Library $13,000 Depew Union Free School District $75,000 Dominico-American Society of Queens, Inc. - Educational Programming $20,000 Duanesburg Central School District $25,000 Eagle Academy for Young Men $100,000 Eagle Academy III Queens $100,000 East Flatbush Village - Educational Programming $100,000 East Irondequoit Central School District $25,000 East Quogue Union Free School District $50,000 East Syracuse-Minoa School District $75,000 Eastport-South Manor Central School District $100,000 Eden Library $13,000 Education Through Music, Inc - Educational Programming $20,000 Eldred Central School District $130,000 Ellenville Central School District $50,000 Elmhurst History and Cemeteries Preservation Society, Inc. - Educational Programming $15,000 Elwood Union Free School District $50,000 Emma S. Clark Memorial Library $15,000 Espoir Youth Programs Inc. - Educational Programming $25,000 Farmingdale Union Free School District $50,000 Fayetteville-Manlius School District $75,000 Floral Park-Bellerose Union Free School District $75,000 Fort Edward Union Free School District $200,000 Francis of Paola Early Learning Center $25,000 Frontier Central School District $25,000 Gates-Chili Central School District $40,000 Geneva City School District $30,000 Germantown Central School District $25,000 Glen Cove City School District $50,000 Great Neck Union Free School District $25,000 Greater Ridgewood Youth Council, Inc - Educational Programming $100,000 Greenburgh Central School District $75,000 Half Hollow Hills Central School District $50,000 Hamburg Central School District $25,000 Hartford Central School District $50,000 Haverstraw-Stony Point Central School District $250,000 Herricks Union Free School District $25,000 Highland Falls-Fort Montgomery Central School District $50,000 Hillside Public Library of New Hyde Park $13,000 Honeoye Central School District $13,000 Hudson City School District $50,000 Hudson Falls Central School District $50,000 Hull House Foundation - Educational Programming $15,000 Huntington Union Free School District $50,000 Hyde Park Central School District $50,000 Irondequoit Public Library $25,000 Islip Union Free School District $25,000 Ithaca City School District $100,000 Jacob Riis Neighborhood Settlement House, Inc. - Educational Programming $100,000 Jamesville-Dewitt Central School District $25,000 Johnson City Central School District $75,000 Johnstown City School District $13,000 Kings Bay YM-YWHA Preschool $75,000 Kings Park Central School District $13,000 Kingston City School District $100,000 La Fargeville Central School District $100,000 Lackawanna City School District $150,000 Lackawanna Public Library $4,400 Learning through an Expanded Arts Program, Inc - Educational Programming $200,000 Legacy Volleyball Club, Inc. - Educational Programming $25,000 Lewiston Public Library $13,000 Lindenhurst Union Free School District $50,000 Literacy, Inc. - Educational Programming $250,000 Little Falls City School District $13,000 Liverpool Central School District $50,000 Livonia Public Library $13,000 Long Beach Martin Luther King Center, Inc. - Educational Programming $25,000 Macedon Public Library $13,000 Main Street School (North Syracuse Early Childhood Education Program) $200,000 Maine-Endwell Central School District $75,000 Malone Central School District $50,000 Man Up! Inc. - After School Program $50,000 Manhasset Union Free School District $100,000 Manhattan Youth Recreation and Resources, Inc. - Educational Programming $50,000 Marcellus Central School District $25,000 Massapequa Union Free School District $75,000 Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library $13,000 Menands Union Free School District $200,000 Merrick Library $13,000 Middle Country Central School District $50,000 Middletown City School District $75,000 Mind-Builders Creative Arts Center - Educational Programming $175,000 Minisink Valley Central School District $75,000 Monroe-Woodbury Central School District $100,000 Morris Central School District $25,000 Mosholu Montefiore Community Center - Educational Programming $150,000 Mount Vernon School District $500,000 Nanuet Union Free School District $75,000 New Lebanon Central School District $13,000 New Rochelle City School District $75,000 New York City Center, Inc. - Educational Programming $75,000 New York City Department of Education Amistad Dual Language School $35,000 Bronx Green Middle School $10,000 Bronx International High School $25,000 Bronx Park Middle School $10,000 Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School $25,000 Brooklyn Secondary School for Collaborative Studies $20,000 C.S. 55 The Benjamin Franklin School $25,000 Community School District 4 $75,000 Community School District 15 for Garden Train $10,000 East Side Community School $25,000 Eleanor Roosevelt High School $25,000 Frederick Douglass Academy $75,000 Goldie Maple Academy $50,000 Herman Ridder Junior High School $10,000 High School of World Cultures $25,000 I.S. 61 The Leonardo Da Vinci School $75,000 I.S. 219 New Venture School $7,500 J.H.S. 078 Roy H. Mann $25,000 J.H.S. 88 Peter Rouget $50,000 J.H.S. 167 Robert F. Wagner School $25,000 J.H.S 216 George J. Ryan $37,500 J.H.S. 226 Virgil I. Grissom $50,000 J.H.S. 291 Roland Hayes School $37,500 John Bowne High School $37,500 M.S. 113 Ronald Edmonds Learning Center $75,000 M.S. 246 Walt Whitman $37,500 M.S. 532 Baychester Middle School $60,000 New Heights Middle School $25,000 New Voices School of Academic Creative Arts $50,000 North Bronx School of Empowerment $75,000 P.S. 2 Alfred Zimberg $40,000 P.S. 6 Norma Adams Clemons Academy $37,500 P.S. 8 Isaac Varian $75,000 P.S. 11 William T. Harris $50,000 P.S. 14 Fairview $30,000 P.S. 15 Roberto Clemente $25,000 P.S. 26 The Carteret School $50,000 P.S. 30 Westerleigh $50,000 P.S. 33 Chelsea Prep $50,000 P.S. 33 Edward M. Funk $11,000 P.S. 34 Franklin D. Roosevelt $25,000 P.S. 55 The Henry M. Boehm School $13,000 P.S. 57 Hubert H. Humphrey $50,000 P.S. 62 Inocensio Casanova $25,000 P.S. 68 Cambridge $100,000 P.S. 69 Jackson Heights $20,000 P.S. 72 Dr. William Dorney $50,000 P.S. 89 Elmhurst $20,000 P.S. 107 Bronx $25,000 P.S. 110Q $37,000 P.S. 118 Lorraine Hansbury $11,000 P.S. 127 Aerospace Science Magnet School $75,000 P.S. 128 The Lorraine Tuzzo, Juniper Valley Elementary School $25,000 P.S. 130 The Parkside $55,000 P.S. 134 Hollis $11,000 P.S. 138 Brooklyn $25,000 P.S. 139 Alexine A. Fenty $20,000 P.S. 146 Edward Collins $7,500 P.S.
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