Pennsylvania Funding by School District
Ready to Learn and School Safety and Security Grants
Under the 2020-21 Pennsylvania State budget, all school districts will receive the same Basic Education and Special Education Funding allocations they received in the 2019-20 school year. Those amounts are listed in the linked PDF for each school district as well as estimated Ready-to-Learn Block Grant and 2020-21 School Safety and Security Grant eligibility amounts.
ESSER II Fund Allocations
Preliminary 2020-21 LEA allocations from the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund (Winter Award) appear below. Preliminary allocations are based on LEA share of Preliminary FY 20-21 State-Determined Title I Calculated Allocation (based on entire award amount to LEAs with no state admin set aside).
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