Schools across the US cut programs, staffing as COVID relief funding dries up
As coronavirus relief aid begins to dry up, schools across the U.S. have begun cutting advisers, after-school tutoring, and summer school programs.
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As coronavirus relief aid begins to dry up, schools across the U.S. have begun cutting advisers, after-school tutoring, and summer school programs.
Schools are starting to ramp down federally funded catch-up efforts, even though students have not yet fully recovered academically from pandemic-era disruptions.
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