Florida ARP ESSER State Plan Highlights

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Florida ARP ESSER State Plan Highlights says Florida's total ARP ESSER allocation is $7,043,370,152, with $4,692,164,292 released on March 24, 2021 and $2,351,205,860 released on December 30, 2021. It lists top priorities, ensuring student achievement, establishing access to post-secondary education for all students, and building an exceptionally skilled workforce. The highlights say the Florida Department of Education will implement a tutoring initiative for early grades, provide grants for evidence-based reading strategies, provide matching grants for summer learning and afterschool programs, and implement Wraparound Supports and Regional Resiliency Teams. They give December 17, 2021 as the date Florida's LEA Use of Funds Plans were due.

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                             Florida ARP ESSER State Plan Highlights
Total ARP ESSER allocation for Florida: $7,043,370,152
ARP ESSER funding released to Florida on March 24, 2021: $4,692,164,292
ARP ESSER funding released to Florida on December 30, 2021: $2,351,205,860
2020-2021 Statewide Enrollment: 2,801,507


Top Priorities Within Florida’s Plan:
   • Ensuring student achievement
   • Establishing access to post-secondary education for all students
   • Building an exceptionally skilled workforce


Highlights of Florida’s Plan:
   •   Addressing the Academic Impact of Lost Instructional Time: The Florida Department of
       Education (FDOE) will use ARP ESSER funding to implement a tutoring initiative for students in
       the early grades focused on closing gaps that have been exacerbated as a result of the pandemic.
       FDOE will also provide grants to all school districts to invest in evidence-based reading strategies
       and professional development aligned to the science of reading, including deploying literacy
       coaches. In addition, FDOE will use ARP ESSER funds to provide formula grants to expand
       access to STEM programs, to support math acceleration and expand computer science credentials
       in high schools.

   •   Investing in Summer Learning and Expanded Afterschool Programs: FDOE will provide
       matching grants to school districts to enhance or create evidence-based summer learning
       programs with a focus on reading achievement and evidence-based comprehensive afterschool
       and weekend programs to support acceleration in literacy achievement.

   •   Staffing to Support Students’ Needs: FDOE will use ARP ESSER funds to implement
       Wraparound Supports and Regional Resiliency Teams, which include six regional teams to
       support schools and districts with the implementation, coordination and delivery of evidence-
       based support. Each team will consist of a school social worker, school counselor and school
       psychologist.

   •   When Florida’s LEA Use of Funds Plans Were Due: December 17, 2021

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