Cares act educational funding for 2020
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The stimulus bill that passed in late March, known as the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act or CARES Act, earmarks $30.7 billion under an Education Stabilization Fund for states to spend on education, including $13.2 billion for the Elementary and Secondary School Education Relief Fund and $14 billion for Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund. Another $3 billion goes to the Governors Emergency Education Relief Fund, which governors can use for “significantly impacted” school districts or higher education institutions. Today, we’ll talk about some of these funding options and how schools may be able to use these funds to spend on technology to enable students to learn remotely.
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- 2. 1 2 3 FUNDING DIGITAL LEARNING “Technology investments are not one time expenses. Once a vision for the use of technology is in place, district superintendents and school leaders should examine existing budgets to identify areas in which spending can be reduced or eliminated to pay for learning technologies.” The Office of Educational Technology U.S. Department of Education Funds Other Federal Funds Funding Digital Learning
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- 4. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION FUNDS CARES Act Funding to support Remote Learning Discretionary Grant Funding Opportunities Department Funds to Support Connectivity
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- 9. a. BROADBAND USA FEDERAL FUNDING GUIDE The Broadband USA website provides information on federal programs that provide funding that can support broadband infrastructure and adoption. Funding opportunities can be filtered by federal agency.
- 10. The E-Rate program, governed by the FCC, provides discounts to assist most schools and libraries in the United States (and U.S. territories) to obtain affordable telecommunications and Internet access. b. FCC E-RATE PROGRAM
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