The National Education Association today applauds the Federal Communications Commission for launching the Emergency Connectivity Fund Program, a $7.17 billion effort to help schools across our nation to provide students with the internet and the technology needed to participate in virtual learning.
NEA reports show gaps in teacher salaries, student expenditures were headed in the right direction before pandemic, economic crisis upended public education
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