In March, about $800 million in federal coronavirus relief funds was set aside to support students experiencing homelessness. Yet, several states, including Florida, Missouri and New York, have yet to receive the funds, some say, because of bureaucracy and lack of action from state officials.
Funds held up for students facing homelessness
Read Also
Recommendation for You
Research supports calls for later start times for schools, says Lisa Lewis, an education journalist and advocate for later start…
Career and technical education students in a North Carolina district are partnering with the school nutrition department to provide food…
Queen Lili’uokalani, first sovereign queen and last monarch of the Hawaiian islands May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific…
With another intense school year winding down, it can be tempting to check out. But now is an especially crucial…
Schools in Hawaii have been shortchanged by more than $200 million in federal school meal reimbursements over the past two…
The Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries awarded 40 grants this year to school libraries. Jennifer Wilson, school librarian at…