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OSHKOSH — Wisconsin schools are getting an additional $90-million in federal funds to help get over the pandemic. During a stopover in Oshkosh, Governor Tony Evers says $75-million of that money will give school districts flexibility to meet their specific needs.
Governor Evers also announced $15-million in federal funds will be added to the “Get Kids Ahead” program to help provide mental health services for K-12 students.
Governor Evers announced those funds during a statewide tour, which included a stop at Roosevelt Elementary School in Oshkosh.
