NYC is using one-time COVID money for a lot of education programs. What happens when it dries up?

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, New York City’s education department received a massive windfall: more than $7 billion in federal relief funding to help reopen school buildings and address lost instruction. But city officials have used a significant chunk of that one-time relief on initiatives that have recurring costs.

What happens to those efforts when the spigot of federal dollars dries up in 2024? That’s the question posed by a report released Thursday by Advocates for Children, which highlights hundreds of millions worth of programs that are currently being supported by federal funds.

Read the full article here:
https://ny.chalkbeat.org/2023/1/19/23561447/federal-covid-funding-nyc-schools-education-prekindergarten
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