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Going back to school after COVID-19
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As of Thursday, July 1 Governor Tim Walz no longer has the state of emergency executive orders power after having it since the beginning of the pandemic, because the Minnesota legislators ended it during their session on Wednesday, June 30.
Walz emergency power made schools go into distance learning at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. But with the emergency power ending this means schools will be going back to pre-pandemic operations.
Before planning for next school year starts, schools are looking at what they need to bring kids back to school in person and what losses students had this past school year. To help with that schools have received money from the American Rescue Plan’s Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund. Superintendent Steve Heil said these funds can help will with the summer learning to help catch students up with what they missed this year because of COVID, and to bring in additional teache
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BOISE â The feds have approved seven plans for spending the latest and largest pot of stimulus cash for K-12 schools, but Idahoâs plan is yet to get the nod.
The U.S. Department of Education announced Wednesday that six states and Washington, D.C., gained approval for their plans to spend âESSER IIIâ dollars, the third round of one-time Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds.
Idaho wasnât on this list, and itâs unclear why. The State Department of Education says the review of Idahoâs plan was likely pushed back, because Idaho submitted its plan 10 days late after it was granted an 11-day extension beyond the June 7 deadline.