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Title I funds

Federal money given to schools or school districts with high numbers or high percentages of children from low-income families, used to help these students meet academic standards.

Local educational agency (LEA)

A public board of education or other public authority legally constituted within a State for either administrative control or direction of public elementary or secondary schools.

In-person instruction

Traditional classroom learning where students attend school physically and interact directly with teachers and peers.

Public health emergency

A situation, such as a widespread disease outbreak or other health crisis, that poses a threat to the health of a community and may lead to temporary school closures.

Collective bargaining action

An organized effort by a group of workers (like teachers' unions) to negotiate with their employer (like a school district) over wages, hours, and working conditions, which can sometimes result in strikes or other work stoppages.

Qualified educational expenses

Specific types of costs that parents can pay for with the direct payments, such as curriculum materials, tutoring, online learning, private school tuition, or therapies for students with disabilities.