The Restarting Education After Disasters Act helps schools recover quickly after major disasters by providing financial support. This ensures that students can return to learning as soon as possible.
1. This bill allows the Secretary of Education to provide funds to state education agencies. 2. The funds help local schools and non-public schools affected by major disasters or emergencies. 3. Schools can use the money for recovery, repairs, and educational materials. 4. Priority is given to schools that were closed for 30 days or more due to disasters. 5. The bill ensures that non-public school students receive similar support as public school students.
Students and teachers in areas hit by major disasters, including those in public and non-public schools.