1. Expenses must be eligible under Federal education laws
2. Coordinating preparedness and response efforts of local education agencies (LEA) with State and local public health departments and other relevant agencies to improve coordinated responses to coronavirus
3. Providing principals with resources necessary to address needs of their individual schools
4. Activities to address the unique needs of at-risk students
5. Developing and implementing procedures and systems to improve the preparedness and response efforts of LEAs
6. Training and professional development for staff of the LEA on sanitation and minimizing the spread of infectious diseases
7. Purchasing supplies and sanitizing/cleaning the facilities of an LEA
8. Planning for long-term closures (e.g., meals, technology, IDEA services, etc.)
9. Purchasing educational technology
10. Providing mental health services and supports

11. Planning and implementing summer learning and afterschool programs
12. Addressing learning loss, including:

13. School facility improvements and repairs that reduce risk of virus transmission and exposure to environmental health hazards
14. Improving indoor air quality in school facilities
15. Other activities that are necessary to maintain the operation of and continuity of services in LEAs and the continued employment of existing LEA staff
16. Strategies for implementing public health protocols for reopening schools

Additionally, per federal guidelines, 20% of the allocation must be spent on academic learning loss, LEAs must submit a plan to the SEA for approval (template from DOE is pending), and the LEA must develop the plan with public input.