07.12.2022 | Politico New York | Randi Levine, policy director for nonprofit Advocates for Children of New York, said the Covid-19 stimulus funding presented an opportunity to invest in some key programs like adding social workers in schools and helping address the shortage of preschool special education programs. 

Given that the investments were made with one-time funding, the city, state and federal elected officials have their “work cut out” figuring out how to sustain the programs in the long term, she said. Read article