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Congressional and Trump Administration negotiators just agreed to a deal on a new federal stimulus package.
They’ll vote on it Monday.
Here are some tweets with the details:
I wonder how many schools will be open in 2021. | “The agreement provides $82 billion in funding for colleges and schools, including support for HVAC repair and replacement to mitigate virus transmission and reopen classrooms…” https://t.co/XHNypqUgph
— Delece Smith-Barrow (@DeleceWrites) December 21, 2020
Under new COVID relief bill, districts are expected to get 4x what they received under CAREAS. So supts, just multiply what you got under CARES by 4 and you will know your new fed allocation. We expect the $ to be available for drawn down in late Jan/early Feb.
— Sasha Pudelski (@SPudelski) December 20, 2020
PELOSI writes house Dems, touting provisions from the bill. pic.twitter.com/RVHLeb8esZ
— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) December 20, 2020
The House will vote on a one-day CR tonight, pushing a vote on the omnibus and coronavirus relief package to Monday. But there’s a deal. https://t.co/akSBKQWpYt
— Emily Cochrane (@ESCochrane) December 20, 2020
The COVID-relief bill Congress will vote on tomorrow has $82 billion for education ($54.3B for K-12; $4B for governors to distribute, with a set-aside for private schools; & $22.7B for higher ed, with $20B for non-profit public and private IHEs, $908 million for for-profits, 1/3
— Cmte for Ed Funding (@edfunding) December 21, 2020
Breaking down the $900B stimulus package and $1.4T omnibus bill is from Politico.
New: The stimulus deal will provide over $50 billion — an average of $1K for student — for public schools, distributed like Title I. But there's no money to fill state budgets gaps, meaning some or all of that could be cancelled out via state cuts https://t.co/lw4q4L5QS5
— Matt Barnum (@matt_barnum) December 21, 2020
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