Granite School District disputes DOGE fraud claims over COVID funds spent on Las Vegas hotel rooms

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DOGE reveals how schools spent billions on expenses that had ‘little’ impact on students in COVID-relief funds

Schools spent hundreds of billions of COVID-relief funds on expenses that had “little” impact on students, such as Las Vegas hotel rooms and the purchase of an ice cream truck, according to the Trump administration’s cost-cutting department. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk to purge wasteful government spending, revealed on Thursday that schools have spent nearly $200 billion in COVID-relief funds “with little ove…

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Granite School District spent $86K of COVID funds to attend a conference in Las Vegas

Thousands of dollars of COVID relief funds were used by a Utah school district for a conference in Las Vegas.

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Granite School District disputes DOGE fraud claims over COVID funds spent on Las Vegas hotel rooms

The Granite School District is calling out inaccuracies in accusations made by the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency over its use of COVID relief funds for Las Vegas hotel rooms.

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The US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by billionaire Elon Musk, announced that schools in the country have spent almost $200 billion in relief funds during the Covid-19 pandemic, without this spending having an impact on students.

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Billions in COVID Relief for Schools Wasted, Including $86K at Caesars Palace! – Nevada News and Views

Billions in COVID Relief for Schools Wasted, Including $86K at Caesars Palace! According to a report from Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), schools across the country received nearly $200 billion in federal COVID relief funds. The goal? Help students recover from pandemic learning losses. But instead of spending the money on better teachers,...