In response to the Covid 19 Pandemic, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) has created an Educational Stabilization Fund designed to support K-12 education as well as institutes of higher education across the country. Of particular interest to K-12 districts and all Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) is the nearly $3 billion Governor’s Emergency Educational Relief Fund (GEER) being distributed to states proportionally based on each State’s relative population of individuals aged 5 through 24. If you’re curious how much money your state is set to receive (or has received), click here.
“My Department will not micromanage how you (states) spend these funds, but I encourage you, at a time when so many school boards, superintendents, and institutions of higher education have had to close their brick and mortar campuses for the balance of the school year, to focus these resources on ensuring that all students continue to learn most likely through some form of remote learning.”
This period of distance learning brought on by Covid 19 was unanticipated by all, and these government funds are available to help districts everywhere provide the best instruction possible to their students. Be sure to do all you can to take advantage of the assistance that is available!
In response to the Covid 19 Pandemic, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) has created an Educational Stabilization Fund designed to support K-12 education as well as institutes of higher education across the country. Of particular interest to K-12 districts and all Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) is the nearly $3 billion Governor’s Emergency Educational Relief Fund (GEER) being distributed to states proportionally based on each State’s relative population of individuals aged 5 through 24. If you’re curious how much money your state is set to receive (or has received), click here.
“My Department will not micromanage how you (states) spend these funds, but I encourage you, at a time when so many school boards, superintendents, and institutions of higher education have had to close their brick and mortar campuses for the balance of the school year, to focus these resources on ensuring that all students continue to learn most likely through some form of remote learning.”
This period of distance learning brought on by Covid 19 was unanticipated by all, and these government funds are available to help districts everywhere provide the best instruction possible to their students. Be sure to do all you can to take advantage of the assistance that is available!
In response to the Covid 19 Pandemic, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) has created an Educational Stabilization Fund designed to support K-12 education as well as institutes of higher education across the country. Of particular interest to K-12 districts and all Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) is the nearly $3 billion Governor’s Emergency Educational Relief Fund (GEER) being distributed to states proportionally based on each State’s relative population of individuals aged 5 through 24. If you’re curious how much money your state is set to receive (or has received), click here.
“My Department will not micromanage how you (states) spend these funds, but I encourage you, at a time when so many school boards, superintendents, and institutions of higher education have had to close their brick and mortar campuses for the balance of the school year, to focus these resources on ensuring that all students continue to learn most likely through some form of remote learning.”
This period of distance learning brought on by Covid 19 was unanticipated by all, and these government funds are available to help districts everywhere provide the best instruction possible to their students. Be sure to do all you can to take advantage of the assistance that is available!
In response to the Covid 19 Pandemic, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) has created an Educational Stabilization Fund designed to support K-12 education as well as institutes of higher education across the country. Of particular interest to K-12 districts and all Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) is the nearly $3 billion Governor’s Emergency Educational Relief Fund (GEER) being distributed to states proportionally based on each State’s relative population of individuals aged 5 through 24. If you’re curious how much money your state is set to receive (or has received), click here.
“My Department will not micromanage how you (states) spend these funds, but I encourage you, at a time when so many school boards, superintendents, and institutions of higher education have had to close their brick and mortar campuses for the balance of the school year, to focus these resources on ensuring that all students continue to learn most likely through some form of remote learning.”
This period of distance learning brought on by Covid 19 was unanticipated by all, and these government funds are available to help districts everywhere provide the best instruction possible to their students. Be sure to do all you can to take advantage of the assistance that is available!
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In response to the Covid 19 Pandemic, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) has created an Educational Stabilization Fund designed to support K-12 education as well as institutes of higher education across the country. Of particular interest to K-12 districts and all Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) is the nearly $3 billion Governor’s Emergency Educational Relief Fund (GEER) being distributed to states proportionally based on each State’s relative population of individuals aged 5 through 24. If you’re curious how much money your state is set to receive (or has received), click here.
“My Department will not micromanage how you (states) spend these funds, but I encourage you, at a time when so many school boards, superintendents, and institutions of higher education have had to close their brick and mortar campuses for the balance of the school year, to focus these resources on ensuring that all students continue to learn most likely through some form of remote learning.”
This period of distance learning brought on by Covid 19 was unanticipated by all, and these government funds are available to help districts everywhere provide the best instruction possible to their students. Be sure to do all you can to take advantage of the assistance that is available!
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In response to the Covid 19 Pandemic, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) has created an Educational Stabilization Fund designed to support K-12 education as well as institutes of higher education across the country. Of particular interest to K-12 districts and all Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) is the nearly $3 billion Governor’s Emergency Educational Relief Fund (GEER) being distributed to states proportionally based on each State’s relative population of individuals aged 5 through 24. If you’re curious how much money your state is set to receive (or has received), click here.
“My Department will not micromanage how you (states) spend these funds, but I encourage you, at a time when so many school boards, superintendents, and institutions of higher education have had to close their brick and mortar campuses for the balance of the school year, to focus these resources on ensuring that all students continue to learn most likely through some form of remote learning.”
This period of distance learning brought on by Covid 19 was unanticipated by all, and these government funds are available to help districts everywhere provide the best instruction possible to their students. Be sure to do all you can to take advantage of the assistance that is available!
In response to the Covid 19 Pandemic, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) has created an Educational Stabilization Fund designed to support K-12 education as well as institutes of higher education across the country. Of particular interest to K-12 districts and all Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) is the nearly $3 billion Governor’s Emergency Educational Relief Fund (GEER) being distributed to states proportionally based on each State’s relative population of individuals aged 5 through 24. If you’re curious how much money your state is set to receive (or has received), click here.
“My Department will not micromanage how you (states) spend these funds, but I encourage you, at a time when so many school boards, superintendents, and institutions of higher education have had to close their brick and mortar campuses for the balance of the school year, to focus these resources on ensuring that all students continue to learn most likely through some form of remote learning.”
This period of distance learning brought on by Covid 19 was unanticipated by all, and these government funds are available to help districts everywhere provide the best instruction possible to their students. Be sure to do all you can to take advantage of the assistance that is available!