Junior high students, overall
Overall, junior high students in Iowa City (seventh- and eighth-graders) are struggling far more this year than last: 20.5% ended the trimester with at least one F, as compared to 13% before the pandemic.
Online learning appears to be more difficult for junior high students than older ones.
About 16% of onsite kids were failing at the end of the second trimester compared to about 28% of online students.
High school students, overall
High school students aren t struggling as much as their younger peers.
The percentage of high schoolers with F s at the end of the second trimester is nearly identical to before the pandemic 12.7% this year compared to 13.1% last.
By TONY GALLOTTO
Credits: Joshua Rivera/Freedom Prep Charter School.
Credits: Joshua Rivera/Freedom Prep Charter School.
By TONY GALLOTTO
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his story is the third in a series of profiles highlighting Camden public school leaders. The first focused on Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC) Principal Loray Vaughan. The second profiled Mastery Molina Upper Elementary School Principal Rickia Reid. The third profiled Cooper’s Poynt Family School Principal Janine Casella.
The series is sponsored by the Camden Education Fund.
CAMDEN NJ – As a student growing up in Pennsauken, Joshua Rivera knew he wanted to help people and serve his community.
Tuesday, March 2, 2021 - 2:32 pm
CANTON Canton Central has shifted to remote learning after several members of its transportation department were ordered to quarantine following a positive COVID-19 test among its staff.
“This morning we were notified that a member of our transportation team has tested positive for COVID-19,” CCS officials said in a statement on the district Facebook page. “Contact tracing is now complete.”
As a result of this case and quarantines from yesterday, almost half of the district’s transportation department is now unable to report to work.
“As a result, we will transition to fully remote instruction through next Monday, March 8, 2021. It is anticipated that we will return to in-person instruction on Tuesday, March 9, 2021,” officials aid.
By Tom Moore
Feb 20, 2021
(Cleveland) - Cleveland Metropolitan School District CEO Eric Gordon has announced the plan that will bring children in Northeast Ohio s largest school district back to in-person learning for the first time since last spring.
Before children return to class, practice for spring sports begins Monday, February 22.
On Monday, March 1, the district will welcome back a number of our students with significant learning disabilities needing additional in-person attention and care.In addition to these students, some career-technical education students and some twelfth grade students requiring extra support may also be welcomed back to in-person learning.
Next, beginning on Monday, March 8, the CMSD will begin to welcome back several student groups, including Level 1 and 2 English Language Learners, PreK students, students in grades K through two, off-track 9thgrade students, off-track seniors, additional career-technical education students, and additional stude
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - Newport News Public Schools Superintendent Dr. George Parker announced Monday an updated timeline for the return to in-person learning.
The timeline plans to bring students back in two phases, beginning with student populations who are most in need of in-person instruction and support.
Self-contained special education students, newcomer English Language Learners, and students in preschool through third grade will return to in-person instruction on Monday, February 22.
Students in grades 4-12, will return on Monday, March 8.
Families who selected virtual instruction for their child will continue with virtual instruction.
Timeline for return to in-person learning