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With COVID aid ending, how will RI school districts adapt?

By Kate Wilkinson,

3 days ago

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Since the height of the pandemic, school districts across Rhode Island have been receiving waves of federal funding to address learning loss and other issues.

But with those payments set to end this month, superintendents are having to decide how to return to their pre-pandemic budgets in a post-pandemic world.

In the above video, Target 12 Investigator Kate Wilkinson sits down with school officials to find out what’s being done in the state’s biggest districts.

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