Why Detroit's $1.3B in COVID Relief May Not Be Enough to Both Fix Its Crumbling Schools and Rebound from a Year of Lost Learning – The 74

The long-struggling district scored more stimulus money per pupil than any other major system, but the needs in Detroit are deep and complex

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