Use of Learning Recovery Emergency Block Grant for EdTech and…
Camino Nuevo Elementary #3 DistrictCalifornia- Detected
- Jun 30, 2026
- 120 days ago
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THE 30-SECOND BRIEF
Camino Nuevo Charter Academy #4’s 2026–27 LCAP identifies $196,806.83 in remaining Learning Recovery Emergency Block Grant (LREBG) funds that will be spent in 2026–27 on several academic support initiatives. Planned uses include licenses for i‑Ready personalized intervention software, other evidence‑based adaptive curriculum software and data analysis tools, books for classroom libraries, and funding for an additional teacher assistant and mental health services.
The document specifies that these funds will support Goal 1 Action 3 (mental health services to reduce absenteeism), Goal 2 Action 1 (i‑Ready, rigorous curriculum, classroom libraries), Goal 3 Action 1 (adaptive intervention software and data tools), and Goal 3 Action 3 (an additional teacher assistant). No vendors beyond i‑Ready are named, and the school notes leadership is still “exploring additional strategic investments,” indicating product and service choices for software, curriculum materials, mental health providers, and TA staffing support remain flexible. This creates room for EdTech, analytics, SEL/mental health, and staffing‑support vendors to position research‑aligned solutions that directly match the LREBG‑allowable uses and the described needs in ELA, math, and absenteeism.
LREBG funds must align with allowable uses and the school’s needs assessment; actions focus heavily on low-income students, ELs, SWD, and attendance/achievement gaps.
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- Use of Learning Recovery Emergency Block Grant for EdTech and staffing
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- June 30, 2026
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- Camino Nuevo Elementary #3 District
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