‘It's like WPA Money’: How federal COVID-19 relief funds are helping schools make infrastructure improvements

StateImpact Oklahoma
02/12/2021 4 min Episodio 200
‘It's like WPA Money’: How federal COVID-19 relief funds are helping schools make infrastructure improvements

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Federal relief money for the coronavirus has injected more than $1 billion into Oklahoma’s public schools. StateImpact’s Robby Korth reports that in many places, it’s giving schools a chance to catch up on much needed infrastructure improvements.

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