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About 100 people on board Coral Princess, the first large international cruiser to enter the waters of the state of Western Australia in two years, tested positive for COVID-19, local media reported. The cruise ship, which can carry nearly 2,000 passengers, was scheduled to stop at several coastal regions of the state before returning to

THE FOUNDATION "The best means of forming a manly, virtuous, and happy people will be found in the right education of youth. Without this foundation, every other means, in my opinion, must fail." —George Washington (1784) IN TODAY'S DIGEST Public School Failure Didn't Start With Shutdowns Biden...

The Nation's 2022 Report Card indicates all children were vulnerable to academic disruption from the pandemic

Students in the fourth and eighth grades at the U.S. military’s schools ranked best in the nation in the first standardized testing of its kind since COVID-19 shuttered schools and disrupted classroom learning for millions of American schoolchildren.

"Nation's Report Card" says Georgia students are reading at pre-pandemic levels, but slipping in math.

(The Center Square) – Colorado students have seen significant learning loss since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, data released Monday by the U.S. Department of Education shows.

Despite national slides in learning during the pandemic, Austin students generally held steady in reading and most math areas.

In San Diego, fourth and eight grade students reading scores were largely unchanged since 2019, while math results declined.

Fourth- and eighth-grade students' reading and math scores declined in Wisconsin as in most states since 2019, but overall scores remained higher than the national average across grade levels.

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