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Rotary Club provides schools with literacy kits Fairhope East Elementary (from left): Edward Schnell, president of the Rotary Club of Fairhope; Carol Broughton, FEE principal; Christina Stacey, FEE assistant principal; Poenta Luckie, 2019–2020 president, Rotary Club of Fairhope. Fairhope West Elementary (from left): Edward Schnell, president of the Rotary Club of Fairhope; Caroline Hollowell, FWE assistant principal; Poenta Luckie, 2019–2020 president, Rotary Club of Fairhope. Posted
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In early 2020, Poenta Luckie, then president of the Rotary Club of Fairhope, solicited grant requests from local schools.
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It s been 11 months since schools first shut down across the country and around the world.
And most students in the U.S. are still experiencing disruptions to their learning going into the classroom only a few days a week or not at all.
To respond to this disruption, education leaders are calling for a reinvention of public education on the order of the Marshall Plan, the massive U.S. initiative to rebuild Western Europe after the devastations of World War II.
It won t be cheap, they say. The White House has put forward a plan that includes $130 billion in aid for K-12 schools. One estimate puts the full cost of recovery even higher: $12,000 per student over five years, about a 20% increase in spending for large districts.
Anya Kamenetz
It s been 11 months since schools first shut down across the country and around the world.
And most students in the U.S. are still experiencing disruptions to their learning going into the classroom only a few days a week or not at all.
To respond to this disruption, education leaders are calling for a reinvention of public education on the order of the Marshall Plan, the massive U.S. initiative to rebuild Western Europe after the devastations of World War II.
It won t be cheap, they say. The White House has put forward a plan that includes $130 billion in aid for K-12 schools. One estimate puts the full cost of recovery even higher: $12,000 per student over five years, about a 20% increase in spending for large districts.
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