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COVID Relief 75-25 Full Data BD.Xlsx Michigan School District: Extra COVID Funds Breakdown District District (1) FEDERAL COVID (2) STATE FORMULA: 75- COVID Relief: CARES COVID Relief: ESSER Code Type District Name RELIEF Per Pupil 25 IMPACT Per Pupil ACT COVID Relief: ESSER II III 01010 LEA Alcona Community Schools $3,428,818.24 $5,195.18 $72,269.01 $109.50 $344,479.24 $949,771.00 $2,134,568.00 02010 LEA AuTrain-Onota Public Schools $250,407.99 $10,887.30 $17,584.56 $764.55 $26,485.99 $68,953.00 $154,969.00 02020 LEA Burt Township School District $24,268.17 $808.94 $1,564.05 $52.14 $9,954.17 $4,408.00 $9,906.00 02070 LEA Munising Public Schools $1,706,250.46 $2,877.32 $79,812.24 $134.59 $255,846.46 $446,628.00 $1,003,776.00 02080 LEA Superior Central School District $710,011.80 $2,297.77 $37,878.37 $122.58 $134,632.80 $177,179.00 $398,200.00 03010 LEA Plainwell Community Schools $4,213,754.82 $1,593.70 $905,349.82 $342.42 $755,800.82 $1,064,819.00 $2,393,135.00 03020 LEA Otsego Public Schools $3,435,751.05 $1,523.61 $393,302.39 $174.41 $604,677.05 $871,782.00 $1,959,292.00 03030 LEA Allegan Public Schools $6,466,858.21 $2,927.50 $1,345,452.68 $609.08 $896,281.21 $1,715,367.00 $3,855,210.00 03040 LEA Wayland Union Schools $4,229,061.97 $1,452.29 $771,923.87 $265.08 $771,107.97 $1,064,819.00 $2,393,135.00 03050 LEA Fennville Public Schools $4,450,305.03 $3,404.98 $45,097.16 $34.50 $649,021.03 $1,170,542.00 $2,630,742.00 03060 LEA Martin Public Schools $1,433,212.85 $2,315.37 $0.00 $0.00 $219,894.85 $373,622.00 $839,696.00 03070 LEA Hopkins Public Schools $1,709,034.23 $1,110.48 $659,992.07 $428.84 $384,495.23 $407,870.00 $916,669.00 03080 LEA Saugatuck Public Schools $1,096,684.62 $1,345.63 $72,501.00 $88.96 $206,918.62 $273,989.00 $615,777.00 03100 LEA Hamilton Community Schools $2,640,939.19 $963.14 $767,868.37 $280.04 $709,741.19 $594,681.00 $1,336,517.00 03440 LEA Glenn Public School District $7,116.28 $215.64 $27,889.83 $845.15 $7,116.28 $0.00 $0.00 04010 LEA Alpena Public Schools $11,067,165.33 $3,149.45 $1,004,466.24 $285.85 $1,738,290.33 $2,872,672.00 $6,456,203.00 05010 LEA Alba Public Schools $501,424.53 $4,517.34 $7,218.79 $65.03 $68,444.53 $133,329.00 $299,651.00 05035 LEA Central Lake Public Schools $825,613.40 $3,127.32 $20,784.88 $78.73 $122,274.40 $216,582.00 $486,757.00 05040 LEA Bellaire Public Schools $930,248.43 $3,196.73 $91,957.11 $316.00 $123,874.43 $248,310.00 $558,064.00 05060 LEA Elk Rapids Schools $1,792,542.99 $1,449.11 $114,365.10 $92.45 $367,453.99 $438,833.00 $986,256.00 05065 LEA Ellsworth Community School $664,940.24 $2,670.44 $19,709.73 $79.16 $93,453.24 $175,980.00 $395,507.00 05070 LEA Mancelona Public Schools $2,899,085.97 $3,343.81 $409,686.61 $472.53 $462,571.97 $750,284.00 $1,686,230.00 06010 LEA Arenac Eastern School District $668.73 #DIV/0! $0.00 $668.73 $0.00 $0.00 06020 LEA Au Gres-Sims School District $1,685,702.96 $4,224.82 $0.00 $0.00 $227,892.96 $448,909.00 $1,008,901.00 06050 LEA Standish-Sterling Community Schools $5,282,795.26 $3,613.40 $660,478.73 $451.76 $715,576.26 $1,406,399.00 $3,160,820.00 07010 LEA Arvon Township School District $147,337.69 $16,370.85 $21,748.95 $2,416.55 $3,003.69 $44,445.00 $99,889.00 07020 LEA Baraga Area Schools $1,244,583.74 $3,660.54 $0.00 $0.00 $174,818.74 $329,417.00 $740,348.00 07040 LEA L'Anse Area Schools $1,851,513.18 $3,348.13 $79,082.25 $143.01 $269,996.18 $487,002.00 $1,094,515.00 08010 LEA Delton Kellogg Schools $2,395,581.76 $2,123.74 $455,675.98 $403.97 $460,213.76 $595,965.00 $1,339,403.00 08030 LEA Hastings Area School District $4,362,506.20 $1,720.91 $356,154.01 $140.49 $759,742.20 $1,109,411.00 $2,493,353.00 08050 LEA Thornapple Kellogg School District $2,709,685.15 $864.61 $331,577.68 $105.80 $758,265.15 $600,908.00 $1,350,512.00 09010 LEA Bay City School District $39,500,796.48 $5,745.57 $2,637,859.42 $383.69 $3,988,696.48 $10,935,363.00 $24,576,737.00 09030 LEA Bangor Township Schools $7,388,289.53 $2,922.58 $296,943.71 $117.46 $985,577.53 $1,971,609.00 $4,431,103.00 09050 LEA Essexville-Hampton Public Schools $3,369,384.04 $2,120.44 $583,078.14 $366.95 $442,134.04 $901,398.00 $2,025,852.00 09090 LEA Pinconning Area Schools $4,217,051.15 $3,514.21 $325,169.99 $270.97 $525,269.15 $1,136,823.00 $2,554,959.00 10015 LEA Benzie County Central Schools $3,799,674.17 $2,898.30 $73,728.99 $56.24 $599,764.17 $985,359.00 $2,214,551.00 10025 LEA Frankfort-Elberta Area Schools $1,274,188.58 $2,763.97 $41,132.28 $89.22 $204,235.58 $329,475.00 $740,478.00 11010 LEA Benton Harbor Area Schools $47,087,508.55 $29,356.30 $254,766.51 $158.83 $4,334,995.55 $13,164,928.00 $29,587,585.00 11020 LEA St. Joseph Public Schools $2,637,154.20 $894.25 $514,130.78 $174.34 $726,749.20 $588,278.00 $1,322,127.00 11030 LEA Lakeshore School District (Berrien) $2,930,529.44 $1,054.91 $133,020.40 $47.88 $709,434.44 $683,950.00 $1,537,145.00 11033 LEA River Valley School District $2,093,256.56 $3,785.27 $63,599.64 $115.01 $279,541.56 $558,504.00 $1,255,211.00 11200 LEA New Buffalo Area Schools $2,132,185.41 $3,760.47 $52,649.12 $92.86 $265,167.41 $574,918.00 $1,292,100.00 11210 LEA Brandywine Community Schools $2,967,449.85 $2,325.59 $385,515.83 $302.13 $556,437.85 $742,431.00 $1,668,581.00 11240 LEA Berrien Springs Public Schools $5,904,249.76 $1,588.87 $1,740,863.93 $468.48 $1,510,506.76 $1,352,980.00 $3,040,763.00 Page 1 of 21 Michigan School District: Extra COVID Funds Breakdown District District (1) FEDERAL COVID (2) STATE FORMULA: 75- COVID Relief: CARES COVID Relief: ESSER Code Type District Name RELIEF Per Pupil 25 IMPACT Per Pupil ACT COVID Relief: ESSER II III 11250 LEA Eau Claire Public Schools $2,368,033.67 $3,330.57 $290,130.47 $408.06 $576,867.67 $551,560.00 $1,239,606.00 11300 LEA Niles Community Schools $11,693,739.05 $3,479.24 $1,037,396.90 $308.66 $1,740,117.05 $3,065,053.00 $6,888,569.00 11310 LEA Buchanan Community Schools $3,606,028.56 $2,388.10 $316,329.00 $209.49 $654,237.56 $908,955.00 $2,042,836.00 11320 LEA Watervliet School District $2,757,430.36 $1,870.71 $25,387.43 $17.22 $558,635.36 $677,083.00 $1,521,712.00 11330 LEA Coloma Community Schools $4,166,873.17 $3,423.89 $432,154.08 $355.10 $883,759.17 $1,010,980.00 $2,272,134.00 11340 LEA Bridgman Public Schools $1,542,239.41 $1,984.86 $703,540.75 $905.46 $280,863.41 $388,420.00 $872,956.00 11670 LEA Hagar Township S/D #6 $234,313.38 $3,124.18 $21,331.93 $284.43 $34,109.38 $61,650.00 $138,554.00 11830 LEA Sodus Township S/D #5 $43,485.32 $536.86 $0.00 $0.00 $25,041.32 $5,680.00 $12,764.00 12010 LEA Coldwater Community Schools $8,878,836.73 $3,222.81 $655,287.69 $237.85 $1,434,697.73 $2,292,299.00 $5,151,840.00 12020 LEA Bronson Community School District $3,744,606.85 $3,549.39 $77,946.71 $73.88 $571,136.85 $977,217.00 $2,196,253.00 12040 LEA Quincy Community Schools $4,337,265.23 $3,739.02 $244,546.65 $210.82 $610,410.23 $1,147,623.00 $2,579,232.00 13020 LEA Battle Creek Public Schools $49,088,597.40 $13,210.06 $1,197,751.37 $322.32 $3,862,259.40 $13,926,702.00 $31,299,636.00 13050 LEA Athens Area Schools $2,032,556.44 $4,208.19 $241,383.36 $499.76 $235,861.44 $553,263.00 $1,243,432.00 13070 LEA Harper Creek Community Schools $4,399,697.38 $1,623.50 $606,135.03 $223.67 $765,421.38 $1,119,115.00 $2,515,161.00 13080 LEA Homer Community School District $2,514,171.43 $2,484.36 $0.00 $0.00 $368,198.43 $660,817.00 $1,485,156.00 13090 LEA Lakeview Sch.
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