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How much COVID-19 education funding will Gadsden schools get?

A breakdown of how much each Alabama public school system will receive from the third round of Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds is now available. Of the about $2 billion in federal dollars allocated to the state, 90% will go directly to districts, with those considered the neediest based on poverty levels within the system receiving a larger portion a stipulation made by the federal government. Additionally, districts have to spend 20% of the funding toward addressing learning loss through summer learning and enrichment programs, extended-day or extended-year programs and after-school programs, a release from the Alabama Department of Education states.

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How much COVID-19 education funding will your Alabama school get?

View Comments A breakdown of how much each Alabama public school system will receive from the third round of Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds is now available. Of the about $2 billion in federal dollars allocated to the state, 90% will go directly to districts, with those considered the neediest based on poverty levels within the system receiving a larger portion a stipulation made by the federal government. Additionally, districts have to spend 20% of the funding toward addressing learning loss through summer learning and enrichment programs, extended-day or extended-year programs and after-school programs, a release from the Alabama Department of Education states.

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Uninsured Alabamians more likely to die from COVID-19

Uninsured Alabamians more likely to die from COVID-19 Lack of insurance and vaccine hesitancy By Cassie Fambro | May 6, 2021 at 10:06 PM CDT - Updated May 7 at 3:00 PM BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - New research indicates 38 percent of Alabama deaths from COVID-19 could be tied to being uninsured. That data comes from Families USA, a Washington D.C.-based health advocacy nonprofit organization. While there are a lot of pieces to vaccine hesitancy, one of them is lack of access to healthcare. At least one in ten Alabamians don’t have health insurance and thousands don’t qualify for Medicaid under the current requirements, leaving a gap in coverage. The pandemic has exposed that gap in a unique way, in fact if you Google Alabama insurance, the first result is “how much is a COVID test for the uninsured.”

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Gambling in, Medicaid expansion out, with Alabama s latest rural health care approach

When it comes to expanding health care services for rural and poor people in Alabama, the Legislature is rolling the dice on gambling. With few days left in the legislative session, the GOP-controlled Legislature’s answer to a possible health care expansion is wrapped into a legislative proposal to earmark new gambling revenues for “the provision of health care services, including rural health .

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