Three of San Jose’s largest school districts received a total of more than $155 million in federal funding to tackle COVID-19. Those dollars have served as a lifeline to schools throughout the pandemic and since, but after 2024 that well of money will dry up.
The federal funds have been allocated in three rounds throughout Santa Clara County school districts. The first round came in 2020 and the last round runs through 2024. The dollars are being applied to staff retention, digital learning, mental health services and basic necessities.
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