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January 2021 -- Federal legislators passed a second round of education stimulus, which provides which provides an additional $82 billion in education stabilization funds, approximately $54 billion of which is specifically dedicated for K-12. This new bill follows the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) from March 2020 that reserved $30 billion for education stabilization funds, $13.5 billion of which were specifically dedicated for K-12. Here are the four potential ways EdTech-related uses for K-12 monies were outlines in the CARES Act. The new education stimulus also allows stabilization funds to be flexibly spent on essentially the same allowable uses.
With such a wide range of allowable uses, MSET and ISTE encourage states and districts to continue taking a multi-pronged approach — involving prioritized investments into professional learning, infrastructure and content — when leveraging federal funds. Proposed Budget Cut Lethal to Education ![]()
If you don’t know your State Representatives, who will vote to approve Board of Public Works proposal you can check this link: | Maryland Advocacy Education News: 2020 Maryland Legislative Recap
**These bills were all vetoed based on COVID’s economic impact. |