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Schools Misspent $190B in COVID Aid
Posted By: Tadviv, 12/7/2021 10:17:27 PM
“In Creston, Iowa, they expanded their sports stadium and they added bleachers for $231,000. At a school district in Kentucky, they actually replaced their track for a million dollars worth of this COVID spending aid,” said Open The Books’ Adam Andrzejewski to The National Desk’s Jan Jeffcoat. “It's a big problem when Congress is throwing so much money at school districts they can't even hardly spend it.” Andrzejewski said New York City public schools used COVID funding to aid in payroll spending. “They use some of the money to pay their custodians and janitors,” said Andrzejewski.
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“In Creston, Iowa, they expanded their sports stadium and they added bleachers for $231,000. At a school district in Kentucky, they actually replaced their track for a million dollars worth of this COVID spending aid,” said Open The Books’ Adam Andrzejewski to The National Desk’s Jan Jeffcoat. “It's a big problem when Congress is throwing so much money at school districts they can't even hardly spend it.”
Andrzejewski said New York City public schools used COVID funding to aid in payroll spending.
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Does Justice Sonia Sotomayor even read the briefs in cases before the Supreme Court?
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neck-in-neck with Trump in hypothetical
2024 rematch 29 replies
neck-in-neck with Trump in hypothetical
2024 rematch 29 replies
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Why are we funding this? Who is in charge? We have met the enemy and they is us.