Some context about @CAgovernor's school reopening plan: the plan does have flexibility for schools in #COVID19 hotspots to still get the full amount of reopening money — if they commit to reopen when it's safe. #lausd #caedchat #caleg
https://twitter.com/kystokes/status/1348647750091624448
According to the @CAgovernor's budget summary and other background docs I've seen, all schools have to do is submit a safety plan — with their unions' sign-off — by Feb. 1
The idea is that schools would then reopen for TK-2 by Feb. 15 … and for TK-5/6 by March 15
The idea is that schools would then reopen for TK-2 by Feb. 15 … and for TK-5/6 by March 15
But if the case rate is still above 28 per 100k, the school doesn't have to reopen in order to get the reopening incentive grant — which starts at $450/kid
Schools can still get the reopening incentive money if they've submitted the plan, and promise to reopen after the case rate dips below that 28/100k level.
One of my sources is p. 58 of the gov's budget summary ebudget.ca.gov/2021-22/pdf/Bu…
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
