Topic: Pandemic Recovery

The Dept of Ed is taking back $3 billion in pandemic relief funding that Congress already promised to states. What’s at stake?

Two EdTrust briefs paint a clearer picture of how federal emergency relief funding impacted college students and provide recommendations for improving future aid funding

On average, Massachusetts had worse pandemic ‘learning losses’ than the rest of the country.

The deadline for school districts to decide how they will spend any remaining federal pandemic-relief funds is September 30.

Summer school is a great opportunity for students to catch up on the learning loss caused by the pandemic.

High-dosage or high-impact tutoring can be an effective use of ESSER pandemic relief funds for school districts. Learn why.

An EdTrust in Texas deep dive into the pandemic funding awarded to postsecondary students and recommendations moving forward.

This report spotlights challenges that various Texas institutions faced and the creative ways in which these institutions confronted them and offers recommendations organized around key findings.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: media@edtrust.org 202-731-9582 Statement from Augustus Mays, Vice President for Partnerships and Engagement for The Education Trust, on the Fiscal Year 2024 House Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Bill WASHINGTON — “Ed…