June 27, 2022

Michigan School Districts Received $3.4 Billion from the American Rescue Plan Last Year, Soon They Will Make Their Spending Plans Public

Michigan schools will receive a combined $6 billion in federal COVID relief once the latest round of funding is released to the state's 830-plus traditional public and charter public school districts next month.

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Facts Matter – Michigan School Districts Received $3.4 Billion from the American Rescue Plan Last Year, Soon They Will Make Their Spending Plans Public.

Michigan School Districts Received $3.4 Billion from the American Rescue Plan Last Year, Soon They Will Make Their Spending Plans Public

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Michigan School Districts Received $3.4 Billion from the American Rescue Plan Last Year, Soon They Will Make Their Spending Plans Public

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