Allocation of ESSER I Funds at Selected Local Educational Agencies | U.S. Department of Education OIG
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The summary page of Report Number F20IT0049 from the U.S. Department of Education OIG, issued September 26, 2022, on the allocation of ESSER I funds at selected local educational agencies (LEA). The review looked at Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds provided under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. The OIG reports that the 46 LEAs reviewed had spent over $19.2 million of the $20.2 million they were awarded as of March 2022, mostly on district-wide programs. It states that LEAs designated a portion of funds to exclusively serve children with disabilities, and lists the management challenge area as Implementing Pandemic Relief Laws.
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Allocation of ESSER I Funds at Selected Local Educational Agencies Report Information Date Issued September 26, 2022 Report Number F20IT0049 What We Did Our objective was to describe how selected local educational agencies (LEA) allocated Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds provided under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (ESSER I). What We Found As of March 2022, the 46 LEAs reviewed spent over $19.2 million, or about 95 percent, of the $20.2 million in ESSER I funds that they were awarded. The majority of these ESSER I funds were spent on district-wide programs, and about 26 percent of ESSER I funds were allocated to specific schools, with the majority of that portion allocated to Title I schools over non-Title I schools. Regardless of whether LEAs spent ESSER I funds at the district or school level, they may have used the funds for the benefit of all students, including children with disabilities. Further, LEAs designated a portion of funds to exclusively serve children with disabilities. What We Recommend The report did not include any recommendations. Management Challenge Area Implementing Pandemic Relief Laws Related Work Products See our Pandemic Relief page for more information on OIG work in this area. View report on Oversight.gov
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