Rebuilding schools after pandemic will require funding, educators say

When schools return to “normal,” Michigan educators say they will face massive costs to recoup academic losses and address their students’ mental, social and emotional issues.
A group of educators across the state joined a media roundtable Thursday, Dec. 10, to talk about new costs to address new issues borne out of remote learning in a pandemic.
Most schools have been in remote mode since late March, with brief interludes of in-person classes earlier this fall, before the number of coronavirus cases began to climb again.
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Schools will need state and federal help to fund about $1 billion statewide in new costs, said Wanda Cook-Robinson, superintendent of the Oakland Schools intermediate district.

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