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Versus in the upper income areas, it was just 18%. lower income and minority groups were hit the hardest, at least when it comes to children learning. >> harry enten, i appreciate it. fascinating to look at the numbers. perspective from dr. danny benjamin, distinguished chair of the abc science collaborative. appreciate you joining us. some schools in multiple states around the country are shifting to online learning or pausing the return to in-person learning to a few days to a few weeks. do yo...

Percentile when you compare the 2021 to 2019. obviously 2019 was before covid, and heres the reason why its down so much in lower income areas or at least one of the reasons why. if you ask basically the parents of those students who had to stay home because the schools were closed, did your children have trouble completing your school work because of tech problems, in the lower income areas, look at that, income adults said that their children had problems, tech problems versus in the upper inc...

Where a child coming in with covid had a less than 1% chance of giving it to their peers or to a teacher. the north carolina developed bipartisan legislation to the credit of our governor and legislators that required schools to report their data to us at the abc science collaborative and put all children in the state eligible to be in school full time. over a million children and adults reported data to us every week through their schools by school infections from the community and school acqui...

Of giving it to their peers or to a teacher. then, north carolina developed bipartisan legislation, to the credit of our governor and legislators, that required schools to report their data to us, at the abc science collaborative. and put all children in the state eligible to be in school, full time. over a million children and adults reported data to us, every week, through their schools by school infections from the community and school acquired. over 7,000 infections in the schools. 40,000 qu...

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HENDERSON — Vance County Schools students will experience a blend of in-person and remote learning beginning in March, thanks to a school board vote earlier this week. The board agreed to what the district is calling a “staggered re-entry of students” that will begin March 4 for pre-K, kindergarten, first-grade and exceptional-children’s programs. The phase-in will extend to the second, third, sixth and ninth grades March 15, with grades 4, 5, 12 and 13 following March 22, a...