Representatives from the Wal-Mart and Springfield foundations will present the grant to the academy during the luncheon. Sen. Chris Widener (R-Springfield) is scheduled to attend, officials said.
The STEM academy — which emphasizes Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics — opened in August 2013 and is a first-of-its-kind program that offers hands-on training in bioscience and agricultural fields for college credit.
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