Federal aid won’t make up for students’
COVID-19 learning loss, study shows
Posted By: Ribicon, 10/12/2022 10:20:01 AM
American students are struggling even though the government sent billions of dollars in COVID-19 relief money to school districts to offset learning loss, according to a study released Tuesday. The study says the federal largesse fell short, failed to target the schools in greatest need and wasn’t tied to policy outcomes. Analysts at the American Educational Research Association said schools likely need $700 billion to address learning loss, mainly from remote instruction, but received about $189 billion from the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund in 2020 and 2021. The funds, including about $120 billion tucked into President Biden’s massive pandemic relief bill last year,
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Forced to fess up: Dem operative admits
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under oath he lied about Team Trump in
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Court ruling 27 replies
election official says, despite US Supreme
Court ruling 27 replies
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