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Judge engoron hopes to deliver a verdict on all this by end of the month. back to you. >> brian: well be watching that. 13 before top of the hour. new york city students back in classroom after one brooklyn school went remote yesterday to house illegal immigrants at their school. the impact they had on our childrens education with crucial reading and math scores tanking while kids were stuck at home. tell that to fauci. 14 hours, two days he claimed he is not convinced there is learning loss. pe...

A predicament where you have other people over them. >> frustrated parents held a rally some saying teachers didnt show up for remote learning or didnt stick around after assignments were handed out and sharing concerns about future learning loss if this were to happen again saying their kids are already trying to make up for lost classroom time during the pandemic. the migrants were moved back to the tents early yesterday morning but some new york lawmakers dont want this to happen again. mayor...

Pulaski County Public School officials have made it their mission to recover what learning was lost during the COVID-19 pandemic.

>> emily: great point. >> harris: the learning loss like officials in new york have lost their own ability to language learn. they need ai, this did not work the first time, this cannot be your plan. illegal immigrants. he called these people our guests and we have to accommodate them. no, the children, the tax paying children should be going to that school and it enrages me. ive been to roosevelt hotel doing reports and visiting there. that is the migrant shelter. what i hear people say, my fam...

We have to put children to for the sake of dismal governance. >> harris: what more do we do to make our children a priority, whether they have mental illness issues or not. we have learning loss and isolation and depression. talk about isolation of young people and we put them back in a situation that did not last long. there is no legal challenge to that today. without that, this is precedence and they can do this every time there is perceived emergency. this is kids getting ready to take the s...

There because there was a park that had this space to be able to do it in yesterdays condition made it so i dont know how anyone survives a day out on the proverbial street from that and yes, we have to have a heart about it. but it was always to a tremendous mistake and then, it looked innocent, shipping them out at 4:30 in the morning when they could have stayed until 6:00 or 7:00 before school opened makes no sense. you can get them a breakfast but you have a staff in there that is coming int...

Unnecessarily because you played they played to thetae fringe of his party. we got to take a break and ill finish your thought. ools no. and when it comes to the issue of schools, you better be careful. you had more learning lostyou de in covid than the national average in the state of california. we out. its a fac calit. . no more learning loss. your economynomy contracted mora 2020, expanded spanish slower than californinda in 2021. and coming up, we were the first show to interview mike johns...

Indianas public schools continue to experience the effects of pandemic-related learning loss, with recovery happening at a slow and uneven pace, according to a new study by Ball State University

At least 50,000 students are still missing from the nation's schoolrooms more than three years after the pandemic lockdowns and school closures led to an increase in chronic absenteeism.

The district’s voluntary learning days provide child care, meals, and an opportunity for students to catch up academically.