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Third graders who spent most all or most of second grade learning remotely were more likely to be eligible for retention.

Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona: Our national report card reflects COVID-19s impacts as well as inequities in educational opportunity.

Michigan third graders flagged for low reading scores

The findings offer an early glimpse of the sheer magnitude of the learning setbacks dealt to the nations children during the first two years of the pandemic.

Federal officials said the results are part of a special collection of long-term trend data. Read more at Boston.com.

Two years of pandemic-disrupted learning erased two decades of U.S. gains in math and reading scores for the nation's 9-year-old students, according to national testing data released Thursday.

Thursday’s release of a standardized test offered annually to students across the country offers the most comprehensive look yet at the educational impact of the pandemic and subsequent shift to remote learning.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Jim Cowen, executive director of the Collaborative for Student Success, published the statement below in...

Test scores, pandemic, student performance, state exams; learning loss; learning recovery; UNC System admissions

American 9-year-olds suffered a dismal drop in their math and reading scores during the COVID-19 pandemic, the latest federal assessment data shows.