Districts are faced with many issues, including labor-intensive paperwork and regulations, leading to slow spending of COVID relief funding.

What’s keeping districts from spending COVID relief funding?


School leaders are faced with a number of issues, including labor-intensive paperwork and regulations, leading to slow COVID relief spending

2020 and 2021 saw $190 billion in federal relief funds go to schools through the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund (ESSER).

But why aren't schools spending the money? The answer--or, more accurately, answers--offers a glimpse into the complicated state of post-COVID education.

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