North Carolina school officials urge DC not to reject federal COVID-19 relief funds

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North Carolina education leaders are asking the federal government to overturn a decision that halts the distribution of $17 million to North Carolina schools for facility improvements.

On Thursday, the State Board of Education voted to issue a joint statement with Superintendent of Public Instruction Mo Green, urging the Department of Education to uphold the extensions for spending approximately $17 million in COVID-19 pandemic stimulus funds granted by the Biden administration last year.

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