Florida submits plan for final $2.3 billion in school relief

8 articles, oldest first.

1. The Center Square

   Florida officials: No urgency in filing plan to secure $2.3B in federal school aid ↗ (opens The Center Square)

   Published Oct 4, 2021

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   (The Center Square) – Florida could leave $2.3 billion in federal pandemic aid for schools on the table because, according to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ Office, “no district has articulated a

2. Madison

   Florida submits plan for final $2.3 billion in school relief ↗ (opens Madison)

   Published Oct 6, 2021

   Same headline from 4 more outlets

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   TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida submitted its plan to draw down its remaining $2.3 billion in federal school relief money late Wednesday, proposing to boost reading and math programs and

3. Florida Phoenix

   About time: FL Department of Education submits a state plan to the feds worth $2.3 billion in COVID relief for schools ↗ (opens Florida Phoenix)

   Published Oct 6, 2021

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   The Florida Department of Education has finally submitted a plan outlining how federal relief funds will be used to help schools recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. The plan is four months late and Florida was the last state in the nation to submit one. On the line is $2.

4. Tampa Bay Times

   Florida submits plan for final $2.3 billion in COVID relief for schools ↗ (opens Tampa Bay Times)

   Published Oct 6, 2021

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   The request came two days after the U.S. Department of Education asked why Florida was the only state that hadn’t submitted a proposal for the funding.

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