Federal American Rescue Plan Funds Federal American Rescue Plan Funds The American Rescue Plan and Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund provide federal resources to support schools as they address the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, both those related to academic performance and the mental/emotional health of student. To view our District plan for using these funds, please click on the link below. If you have feedback regarding how these funds are being used, you can share that feedback with us by clicking here and then clicking on the "Written Public Comment" button. Click Here to See the LEA Application This browser does not support PDFs. Please download the PDF to view it: <a href="https://static1.squarespace.com/static/553aa87be4b0f714a500848a/t/61153dbf9d4c99022863aa47/1628782015469/ARP_ESSER+II+Community+Feedback.pdf">Download PDF</a> Comments (5) Newest First Oldest First Newest First Most Liked Least Liked Preview POST COMMENT… Day 4 months ago · 0 Likes Mental health rooms can be great, but they can become a crutch. They takes students out of the learning environment where they get further behind and can create school avoidance. I'd love to see mindfulness and other skills taught to help kids stay in the uncomfortable to build their confidence. Blaine 4 months ago · 0 Likes That is good to see student's mental health emphasized. However, I think a key point of this would be the teacher's mental health state as they teach day-in and day-out during the pandemic. Give them an extra day off or COVID bonus (if allowed) to ensure good teachers return to the classroom during this time of an extremely tight job market. Blaine 4 months ago · 0 Likes I would like to see the teachers and administrators trained more in student mental health areas. Such areas as ACES, early childhood trauma, and so forth. Meredith 4 months ago · 0 Likes It’s hard to see how many of the proposed expenditures would actually be supporting schools “as they address the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic” I would love to see a comprehensive list of the specific impacts on our students and teachers and a proposal of how the money can be spent to address those issues. Sarah 4 months ago · 0 Likes My feedback would be the question, what kind of steps have been taken to determine if these additional programs and centers are going to be a net benefit or net harm in the long run? Some ideas that sound great end up being a drain rather than a help. If it cannot be determined beforehand which category the program would fall into, will there be measures in place to investigate that question in the months and years ahead so that programs which are not helping can be modified or discarded? ASPIRE PARENTLINK DISTRICT CALENDAR EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYEE PORTAL CONTACT US LOGAN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, 101 W. CENTER ST, LOGAN, UT 84321(435) 755-2300SOCIAL@LOGANSCHOOLS.ORG All Content © Logan City School District Americans with Disabilities (ADA) Statement Logan City School District is committed to making loganschools.org compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). At this time we recognize that not all areas of our website may be ADA compliant. We are continuously redesigning content to be compliant with the W3C Level Two guidelines.