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 Aug 24, 2026

FMDH and Glasgow School District Complete Second Phase of Partnership

FMDH and Glasgow Public Schools have completed the second phase of their partnership with the signing of a Financing Agreement supporting the future multi-sport athletic complex.

The project, estimated at approximately $3.15 million, includes a new synthetic turf field, all-weather track, and field lighting that will serve students and community members for years to come. As part of the agreement, FMDH plans to provide financial support of up to approximately $2.1 million to help bridge the remaining funding gap after grants, fundraising efforts, and other identified funding sources are applied.

This milestone reflects a shared commitment to improving community health, expanding opportunities for physical activity, and investing in the future of Glasgow. ????‍♀️

With Phase 1 (Memorandum of Understanding) and Phase 2 (Financing Agreement) now complete, work continues on the final phase of the partnership: a Healthcare Occupation Education Agreement focused on expanding healthcare education and career opportunities for local students.

Together, FMDH and Glasgow Public Schools are investing in healthier futures, stronger educational opportunities, and a thriving community for generations to come.

Learn more and follow project updates at fmdh.org/partnership

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