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Funding The Recovery

We have an unprecedented opportunity to reshape the future of public education in Nevada with the huge investment in public schools under the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act. Learn more about these critical school rescue funds and how you can determine their use in your district.
ARP

On March 10, 2021, Congress passed the American Rescue Plan, President Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus package that will provide critical funding for public schools, create and support millions of jobs, cut child poverty in half, make health care more affordable, and put this pandemic behind us.

For Nevada, that includes more than $1.3 Billion in total education funding. That's over $1 Billion for Nevada's public schools and $203 Million for Higher Education, giving us an unprecedented opportunity to reshape the future of public education and create a system that our students deserve.

School Rescue Funds Dashboard

In consultation with various stakeholders, including NSEA, the Nevada Department of Education has created a School Rescue Funds dashboard to inform the public how these funds are being used and spent by school districts across Nevada. 

SCHOOL RESCUE FUNDS DASHBOARD

ARP (ESSER III) County Breakdown

BreakDownARP

Carson City School District

$9,916,387.00

Churchill County School District

$4,686,902

Clark County School District

$777,849,496

Douglas County School District

$4,133,902

Elko County School District

$6,492,354

Esmeralda County School District

$154,801

Eureka County School District

$0.00 - Not Eligible For Funds

Humboldt County School District

$3,931,812

Lander County School District

$885,226

Lincoln County School District

$865,416

Lyon County School District

$11,463,136

Mineral County School District

$1,273,267

Nye County School District

$10,199,345

Pershing County School District

$1,083,153

State Public Charter School Authority

$53,522,429

Storey County School District

$242,081

Washoe County School District

$77,862,787

White Pine County School District

$1,522,366

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