Agenda - 05-19-20; 6-b - Coronavirus Relief Funding Summary Report and Approval of County Plan

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12 House PCS 1043 Page 3 o $30M to DPI for computers or other electronic devices for use by certain public school students in response to COVID-19. o $5M to DPI for certain public schools to provide computers or other electronic devices for use by school personnel. o $4.5M to DPI to establish a shared cybersecurity infrastructure and district cybersecurity monitoring and support. o $10M to DPI for allocation conforming for school health support personnel for physical and mental health support services for students in response to COVID-19,including remote services. o $70M to DPI for certain public schools to provide a supplemental summer learning program in response to negative effects of COVID-19. At least $35M is to be used for students in grades 2 and 3 during the 19-20 school year, and up to 25% may be used for supplemental literacy support for students in grades 3 and 4 during the 20-21 school year not on track to meet 20-21 year-end expectations. Remaining funds are to be used for kindergarten and grades 1 and 4. o $1.488M to DPI for public school units to provide remote instruction. o $3M to DPI to provide nondigital remote instruction resources to students with limited connectivity. o $15M to DPI for grants to public school units for extraordinary costs of providing Extended School Year Services or future services for exceptional children. o $660,029 to DPI for the Governor Morehead School for the Blind, the Eastern NC School for the Deaf, and the NC School for the Deaf for school nutrition, cleaning, sanitizing, remote learning, compensatory services, and Extended School Year Services. o $5M to DPI for the Extended Learning and Integrated Student Supports Competitive Grant Program. o $25M to Community Colleges for campuses to enhance online learning, cover expenses for resources and supports for faculty and staff,provide Small Business Center councelors, cover expenses for expanded IT demands, and provide sanitation and other expenses required for ongoing campus operations. o $44.4M to BOG of UNC for increased costs for online coursework, implementation of digital learning accelerator, providing sanitation and other expenses for ongoing campus operations, covering necessary eligible expenses for students and employees. o $20M to BOG of UNC for the State Education Assistance Authority for private postsecondary institutions to transition to online education. o $15M for the Duke University Human Vaccine Institute to develop a COVID-19 vaccine. o $29M to UNC Chapel Hill to allocate to the NC Policy Collaboratory for the development of countermeasures for COVID-19, a vaccine for COVID-19, community testing initiatives, and other research to address health and economic impacts of COVID-19. o $15M to the Brody School of Medicine at ECU for the development of countermeasures for COVID-19, vaccine for COVID-19, community testing initiatives, and other research to address health and economic impacts of COVID-19.