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Feb 22, 2024, 12:23 PM

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Education advocates are sounding the alarm about extra COVID-19 funding for schools expiring.

Advocates say the federal COVID-19 stimulus funds multiple education sectors, including special education and homeless shelter outreach.

Critics say the mayor and governor need to come up with a replacement before the fund expires later in 2024.