Governor Larry Hogan announced on Tuesday that $35.8 million in federal COVID-19 relief funding is available for the state’s non-public schools to support safe reopenings.
Through the Emergency Assistance for Non-Public Schools (EANS) program, the U.S. Department of Education will award grants by formula to each governor with an approved certification and agreement to provide services or assistance to eligible non-public schools.
In addition, the governor’s FY 2022 recovery budget proposes funding education.
This includes $3.4 million in additional funding to increase the Broadening Options and Opportunities for Students Today Program (BOOST) to a record $10 million, to provide scholarships for low-income students from areas with underperforming schools to attend non-public schools.
A total of $1.2 billion in relief funding has now been made available to help county school systems safely reopen.
Just WHERE the HELL is Hogan getting all this $$$$$ from , when he should be dishing out
Stimulus Checks to people in the state of Maryland Instead !!! ????
Lately , Hogan is Blowing away Millions $$$$$ !!! NONE to STIMULUS for Marylanders !!!
Do it! Give it to somebody that wants to work for a living.
Be very careful accepting any of that money. There is probably BIG strings attached.
States have Not Done shhht for their people for Stimulus !!! Only have passed on the Federal $$$
Time the Tax Fat states start kicking in State $$$$$ to the people !!!!