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ESSER OVERVIEW

$122 Billion

ESSER III

Funds must be spent by 9/30/2024

$54.3 Billion

ESSER II

Funds must be spent by 9/30/2023

$13.2 Billion

ESSER I

Funds expired 9/30/2022

Three Funding Windows

The Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund, also known as ESSER. Originally created under the CARES Act to assist schools with creating healthy learning environments, return students to classrooms, and address local needs.

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What is the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund (ESSER)? 

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Network & Infrastructure

  • On-campus connectivity
  • Off-campus connectivity
  • Cybersecurity
  • Cloud services
  • Audio/video

Software

  • Classroom software
  • Attendance tracking
  • Mental Health Warning Systems
  • Support support for devices and infrastructure

Hardware

  • Laptops 
  • Tablets
  • Servers
  • Technology to support Career & Technical Education (CTE)
  • Messaging systems

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The following technology/devices can be purchased with ESSER II/III funds:

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Eligible equipment and technologies

Remember ROI

Return on investment, return on resources, return on learning, and return on decision popularity.

Research school plans and funding

Do your homework (no pun intended) to get a feel for the school's needs and available budget.

Don't just talk tech

Keep learning goals in mind; most technology decisions are made by both IT and learning services departments.

Pitch partnership

Remember that schools are looking for strategic partners they can rely on to spend money effectively.

Keep ESSER at the forefront

While the Education Connectivity Fund program is still active, ESSER is the most top-of-mind priority.

Funding is still widely available

Only 35-40% of program funds have been spent (any many states haven't spent that much.

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Tips and Notes for Resellers

ESSER III State and Local Education Agency (LEA)/School District Plans

ESSER I/II/III Funding Data and Tracking Links

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Additional Resources