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Just as strong connections with parents can boost students' academic achievement, new research shows the same is true in fighting absences.

Getting kids back up to speed in school demands Virginia's concerted focus, educator and former Del. Kristen Amundson writes in a guest column.

Even kids who bring home all As and Bs on their report cards may not be reading at grade level.

Even kids who bring home all As and Bs on their report cards may not be reading at grade level.

The Center on Reinventing Public Education presents disturbing data on America’s students, yet leaders haven’t sounded an alarm, and most parents assume their children are back on track.

This is our biweekly briefing on the pandemic, vetted by John Bailey. See the full archive. This Week’s Top Story Many American Parents Have No Idea How Their Kids Are Doing in School Key Insights New COVID-19 Variant Emerges: BA.2.86 (Pirola) Schools Got $190 Billion in Pandemic Aid, But the Funds Haven’t Reversed Learning Loss […]

The latest education news updates from EdSource.

Too many American parents are shockingly in the dark about their child’s actual academic performance

Black children in poverty experience greater summer learning loss than others because of systemic disparities, says Xavier University's president. Bridging the gap is vital.As School Begins, so Does the Battle Against the Summer Slide

You can find after school activities in an extended day option at your school, with organizations like the YMCA, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, at local churches and community centers, and with some sports teams