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For the past three years, districts have received more federal money than ever — $190 billion — to hire staff, dole out hefty bonuses and address the learning loss and mental health problems fueled by the pandemic. The expiration of these funds in about 14 months could be the biggest jolt to school finances that […]

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After schools used only a fraction of $122 billion in pandemic aid last academic year, spending accelerated this fall as planned projects got underway.

School systems throughout the country reported using less than 15% of the latest round of federal education funding allotted to them during the last school year.

The American Rescue Plan infused campuses with $122 billion to reopen buildings, address mental health needs and help students who had fallen behind academically. Despite having access to the dollars, school systems throughout the country reported spending less than 15% of the federal funding, known as ESSER III, the most recent installment of Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief, during the 2021-22 school year, according to a Washington Post analysis of data collected by Edunomics, ...

The American Rescue Plan infused campuses with $122 billion to reopen buildings, address mental health needs and help students who had fallen behind academically. Despite having access to the dollars, school systems throughout the country reported spending less than 15% of the federal funding, known as ESSER III, the most recent installment of Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief, during the 2021-22 school year, according to a Washington Post analysis of data collected by Edunomics, ...

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Schools efforts to hire staff and spend COVID relief money are running into a national labor shortage, supply chain issues and construction delays.

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Schools looking to spend relief funds have faced teacher shortages and supply chain issues.