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Wall Schools Have Received Over $3.4M In COVID Grants
Wall Township schools received three separate ESSER grants, which all contained money to help the district pay for COVID costs.

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Wall Township schools received three separate ESSER grants, which all contained money to help the district pay for COVID costs.

The Point Pleasant Borough School District received the money via three state grants.
The grant money received was originally federal money given to the State, who then doled out the grant money.
The money, which the district got in three ESSR grants, averages to about $$3,083.73 for every Manasquan student.
The money, which has come in three ESSR grants, has covered all the district's costs due to the pandemic.
The district received the grant money in three separate payments since last March.
The amount breaks to roughly $5,409.77 for each of the school's 498 students.
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