California will spend $2 billion to help schoolkids hurt by pandemic

Settlement in Cayla J. v. California requires schools to use $2 billion in existing funds to address learning loss suffered by disadvantaged ...

California Aims $2 Billion to Help Students Catch Up From the ...

... pandemic recovery to help those students who are still trying to ... California Will Spend $2 Billion on Students Hurt by Online Classes.

California agrees to $2 billion settlement over Covid pandemic ...

... use extended school days, tutors and mental health professionals to help these kids. The process will be closely monitored by the state. And ...

California agrees to $2 billion settlement over Covid pandemic ...

Successfully sued California, demanding more money, time and focus be spent to help underserved students – disproportionately low-income Black and Latino kids.

California agrees to spend $2 billion to help students recover ...

(CITC) — The state of California will be allocating at least $2 billion toward assisting students with pandemic-related learning losses as a ...

California Agrees to Spend $2B for Kids Harmed by Remote Learning

The pandemic forced nearly 6 million California children to study remotely for at least a year and a half, causing severe learning loss and ...

California Schools Must Spend $2 Billion COVID Funds to Help ...

While the children once loved school, they started falling behind academically. Everyone grew frustrated. 'People on the outside don't know the ...

MoFo Secures $2 Billion for California Students

Morrison Foerster recently secured at least $2 billion in funding to support California students who fell behind during the COVID-19 pandemic.

To Settle a Lawsuit, California Will Shift $2 Billion to Students Hurt ...

The settlement in the class-action lawsuit presses districts to provide evidence-based support to help students get back on track.

Landmark California schools settlement sets strict rules for $2 billion ...

Is your student still struggling with pandemic setbacks? A state legal settlement offers help · More to Read · How California schools are spending ...

Learning loss: California will target students furthest behind

California schools will have to spend $2 billion of their remaining Covid relief funds on tutoring and other measures to help high-needs students recover from ...

State will pay $2B to help students who fell behind in pandemic

California will propose legislation to better identify and provide resources for students requiring additional educational support as part of a $2 billion ...

Historic Settlement Promises New Resources for Children Left ...

... help students who fell behind during the COVID-19 pandemic catch up. ... the State of California, school districts will direct at least $2 billion ...

Settling Lawsuit, California Agrees to Channel $2 Billion to ... - The 74

... students who fell behind during COVID-era remote learning ... California will specially designate at least $2 billion to spend on ...

California commits $2 billion and vows legislation to help students ...

California will pursue new legislation and spend at least $2 billion to support students whose public education suffered during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Settling lawsuit, California agrees to channel $2 billion to struggling ...

California will specially designate at least $2 billion to spend on learning recovery for disadvantaged students who fell behind during the ...

Explaining a Major Education Settlement in California

The state has agreed to use at least $2 billion meant for pandemic recovery to help students hurt most by remote learning.

Morrison Foerster Secures $2 Billion for California Students

Morrison Foerster secured at least $2 billion in funding to help students who fell behind during the COVID-19 pandemic—one of the largest ...

Is your student still struggling with pandemic setbacks? A California ...

... public schools spend $2 billion to help students recover from pandemic learning setbacks: Educators must rely on.

California agrees to $2 billion settlement over pandemic learning loss

California agreed to spend $2 billion to help children impacted the most to recover from lost learning and the mental health impact caused ...