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“Robison said districts need funds to ensure their staff and students can be safe, ‘irrespective of whether someone is impoverished or not.'”
Boohoo, poor Zionsville. They’re tragically too rich to qualify for federal aid :(((
How about the charter school money comes from the $86 million dollars that was stolen from the state of Indiana that we don’t seem in a big hurry to collect on?
https://inschoolmatters.wordpress.com/2021/02/05/still-waiting-for-action-on-virtual-schools-alleged-malfeasance/