East Longmeadow committee accepts E-Leaf mini-grants; purchasing accounts to be set up
June 29, 2026 | East Longmeadow, Hampden County, Massachusetts
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The East Longmeadow School Committee voted June 29 to accept mini-grant awards from E-Leaf and to authorize the setup of purchasing accounts to spend the funds.
Committee members said this year’s E-Leaf award pool appeared larger than in past years, with one member estimating the total at about $65,000 compared with the more typical ~$50,000 in prior cycles. The committee discussed that some grants would fund technology items.
Greg Thompson moved to accept the E-Leaf grants as presented; William Strawler seconded. The motion passed unanimously, 4–0, allowing district staff to set up purchasing accounts and proceed with procurement for the awarded items.
Committee members said this year’s E-Leaf award pool appeared larger than in past years, with one member estimating the total at about $65,000 compared with the more typical ~$50,000 in prior cycles. The committee discussed that some grants would fund technology items.
Greg Thompson moved to accept the E-Leaf grants as presented; William Strawler seconded. The motion passed unanimously, 4–0, allowing district staff to set up purchasing accounts and proceed with procurement for the awarded items.
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