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Texas schools have yet to receive stimulus money from $19B allocation

Texas schools have yet to receive stimulus money from $19B allocation
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Children in poorest countries at higher risk of leaving school forever because of Covid-19

The UN-backed fund is seeking at least $5 billion for its Raise Your Hand campaign for 2021-2025 to support 90 lower-income countries and territories. He said it was an ambitious target but the money was the best way to help transform education standards in poorer nations and invest in a sustainable future. Reflecting on the devastating effect of the coronavirus, Mr Thiam said the fallout “is especially acute in lower-income and conflict-affected countries, where children have been hit hard by the pandemic and faced the highest risk of dropping out permanently”. “To this day, over half of the world’s children are still facing major disruptions to their learning, ranging from full school closures to reduced or part-time schools.

Analysis: A Texas budget, missing $38 6 billion in federal stimulus money

This latest federal relief money, along with money from earlier relief packages that’s not yet spent, is essentially a large and separate one-time supplement to the state’s quarter-trillion-dollar budget. Credit: Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune Editor s note: If you d like an email notice whenever we publish Ross Ramsey s column, click here. If you would like to listen to the column, just click on the play button below. The Texas Legislature’s budget writers have left more than $38 billion in federal COVID-19 relief out of the budgets they’re writing, as they try to sort through the details and the politics attached to that money.

Analysis: A Texas state budget — minus $38 6 billion in federal stimulus money

Analysis: A Texas state budget minus $38.6 billion in federal stimulus money Texas Tribune Tags:  Credit: Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune Editor s note: If you d like an email notice whenever we publish Ross Ramsey s column, click here. If you would like to listen to the column, just click on the play button below. (Audio unavailable. Click here to listen on texastribune.org.) The Texas Legislature’s budget writers have left more than $38 billion in federal COVID-19 relief out of the budgets they’re writing, as they try to sort through the details and the politics attached to that money. Ad

Texas schools have yet to see a dime of $19B Congress allocated in federal stimulus money

Texas schools have yet to see a dime of $19B Congress allocated in federal stimulus money Chron 4 days ago © Ben Powell, Associated Press For more than a year, the federal government has been pumping billions of dollars into school districts across the country to help them meet the demands of the pandemic. Most states have used that pot of stimulus funds as Congress intended: buying personal protective equipment for students and teachers, laptops for kids learning from home, improved ventilation systems for school buildings to prevent virus transmission and covering other costs. But in Texas, local schools have yet to see an extra dime from more than $19 billion in federal stimulus money given to the state. After Congress passed the first stimulus bill last year, officials used the state s $1.3 billion education share to fill other holes in the state budget, leaving public schools with few additional resources to pay for the costs of the pandemic.

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