7/21/20-Murphy to Use $54M in Federal Aid to Help Bridge Digital Divide in State’s Schools

July 21 2020
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Murphy to Use $54M in Federal Aid to Help Bridge Digital Divide in State’s Schools

July 20, 2020 |njspotlight.com

But Department of Education says the full cost of equipping schools, families for remote instruction is likely close to $115 million
Hosted at an elementary school in one of the poorest cities in the state, Gov. Phil Murphy last week presented a plan that he said would help close the gaping digital divide for New Jersey public education in this COVID-19 pandemic world.

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7/21/20-Murphy to Use $54M in Federal Aid to Help Bridge Digital Divide in State’s Schools

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