While President Donald Trump has pressured schools to reopen in the fall or risk a loss of federal funding, Joe Biden has said that if elected to the Oval Office he’d send Congress up to $30 billion in emergency funding to be used for schools to safely reopen.
Los Angeles Times writer Brian Contreras dives into this and other areas where Trump and Biden differ on education.
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