Elon Musk’s foundation has made a second donation to Flint schools, bringing the total it has given to that district this year to nearly $1 million.

The $423,600 donation, announced Wednesday during a school board meeting of the Michigan school district, will provide a Google Chromebook to all seventh- and eighth-grade students as part of the district’s effort to improve middle-school education.

In October, the Musk Foundation donated $480,350 to replace all water filters in the school district, fulfilling the billionaire Tesla CEO’s tweeted pledge in July to help out Flint, which in 2015 was found to have dangerous levels of lead in its drinking water because city and state officials failed to treat the water.

Please consider this a commitment that I will fund fixing the water in any house in Flint that has water contamination above FDA levels. No kidding. — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 11, 2018

“I’m glad the Musk Foundation has been helpful to the children of Flint in providing clean water and computers,” Musk said in a statement Thursday. “We intend to do more in the future.”

The Musk Foundation website is bare-bones. All the site says is that the foundation provides grants for the following: renewable energy research and advocacy; human space exploration research and advocacy; pediatric research; and science and engineering education.

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“I am grateful to the Mott Foundation and Musk Foundation for their commitment to the children of Flint, and for the Board of Education’s foresight in cultivating an environment of developmentally appropriate middle school experiences for our students,” said Derek Lopez, Flint Community Schools’ superintendent, in a statement.