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Plans have been approved for the use of Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico since the passage of the American Rescue Plan more than a year ago. States are deploying their share of the resources in unique ways, including ramping up high-impact tutoring and expanding social and emotional learning support.
After passing the Sept. 30 deadline for states to allocate CARES Act relief funds, states are on track to spend the first round of Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief…
A chief state school officer asked for information on states using Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds to purchase digital devices and how they plan to continue offering programs…
More than one year since the passage of the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act, plans have been approved in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico for…
A national organization asked how many states explicitly named arts education in their approved state ESSER plans and what arts-related activities those states proposed. Our response highlights 28 state that…