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The ‘Summer Slide,’ is a phenomenon where kids who don’t read over the summer, can be up to two grade levels behind their peers who maintained continuous reading.

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas City launched an enrichment program to prevent learning loss and offer tips for parents not enrolled in the program.

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Hoosiers can now get a “comprehensive” look at how the pandemic unequally affected students learning.

Principals, teachers recommend reading, online learning, family field trips, and other fun and engaging activities to keep students' minds stimulated

Central Alabama teachers face lingering struggles, burnout as summer break begins

Accelerate announced Thursday that tutoring outfits across the country would receive either $150,000 “Innovation” grants or $250,000 “Promise” grants.

Tapestry Public Charter School specializes in teaching an individualized curriculum.

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Things like job disruption and inflation after the COVID-19 pandemic are pushing more families than before into poverty, but community agencies are joining forces to help lift them back up.