CONCORD — The state Department of Education provided nearly $1.8 million dollars to more than 90 school districts to support additional services to students with disabilities whose needs were unmet during school closures and through remote and hybrid instruction.

These funds are supporting the provision of compensatory education services for public and nonpublic school students with disabilities in the forthcoming 2021-2022 and reimbursing districts for the services provided since March 2020.

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