How Arizona’s Education Financial Relief Is Keeping In-Person Learning Going
With skyrocketing COVID-19 cases causing disruptions to in-person learning around the country, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced plans to offer weary parents some real relief.
In a press release, Ducey gave details about the new Open for Learning Recovery Benefit Program:
The Governor is creating the Open for Learning Recovery Benefit program to provide relief for parents who may face financial and educational barriers due to unexpected school closures. The program funds up to $7,000 for needs related to Arizona Department of Economic Security- approved child care, school-coordinated transportation, online tutoring and school tuition.
Read the full press release here and learn more about what we can do to keep learning going during this endlessly frustrating time.
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How Arizona’s Education Financial Relief Is Keeping In-Person Learning Going
