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An Aspen School District bus parked in front of Aspen Middle School on Wednesday, August 26, 2020. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times)
Colorado received more than $1.1 billion in federal funding for round three of Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) when the American Rescue Plan became law back in March.
But not all school districts got an even slice of the pie, according to an allocation table from the Colorado Department of Education. The difference is as stark here in the Roaring Fork Valley as anywhere else, data shows.
The Roaring Fork School District, which has about 5,300 students enrolled between Basalt and Glenwood Springs, received $4,252,946. Aspen School District, with around 1,600 students, got just $252,056.
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Almost all of the 6th graders who attend Carbondale Middle School will be switching to distance learning starting Thursday, April 22. In a news release on Wednesday, April 21 from the Roaring Fork School District it states that a positive test result for COVID-19 from a student or staff member is the reason for the quarantine. The 6th grade students and staff are considered to be a cohort so it only takes one case of COVID-19 to affect learning circumstances for the entire grade. The release states students and parents received notice of the quarantine yesterday and won’t be back to in-person learning until Monday, May 3.