Teachers Urge Pennsylvania to Use American Rescue Plan Funds for Students’ Needs

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HARRISBURG, PA (SBN) — Pennsylvania schools will have some major federal help as they reopen their doors, and teachers are urging districts to use those dollars to focus on helping students catch up. Over the next few years, schools in the Keystone State will have nearly five-billion-dollars of federal aid from the American Rescue Plan to address disruptions to education caused by the pandemic. At least one-billion-dollars is specifically targeted at intensifying support for students who need extra help to get back on track.

SBN Correspondent Steve Lubetkin reports.

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