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Helios Education Foundation, in partnership with WestEd, headed research on chronic absences rates and found in 2021, one in five K-8 students in Arizona schools was chronically absent. The learning loss from absences, compounded with learning loss from the pandemic, continues to threaten student mobility and drop-out rates.

Society for Science proudly announces the top 300 scholars in the Regeneron Science Talent Search 2021, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious science and math competition for high school seniors.

More than three months after a Category 4 hurricane destroyed their homes, devastated their shoreline and shuttered their schools for weeks, many students in Lee County, Florida are still not being educated in a permanent setting.  But while school officials are concerned about the disruption, which comes on the heels of months-long pandemic-related shutdowns and […]

Scores dropped by eights points and fourth grade by five, three points in fourth and eighth graders in reading. this is tied toer yoos of covid school closure and experts have tied this to math. why would schools like in philly go back to masks going into the new year if they know that learning loss and horrific outcomes issue loss of 28 trillion over the next century could be the result? >> todd, they dont care about the children, its never been about the children. it has been about the politic...

Significant challenges call for radical remedies, if we lost a year or so, due to the pandemic, do we need to explore things like repeating grades? or going to school year round? is this to the 30point that we need to try something we have not tried before. >> i think, the opportunity here is education you know is going to have to shift. i dont think going to school year round is the solution. there are efforts going on, i think of accelerate lead by kevin huffman, trying to figure out, how we d...

Significant challenges call for radical remedies, if we lost a year or so, due to the pandemic, do we need to explore things like repeating grades? or going to school year round? is this too t to the 30eu7point that we need to try something we have not tried before. >> i think, the opportunity here is education you know is going to have to shift. i dont think going to school year round is the solution. there are efforts going on, i think of accelerate lead by kevin huffman, trying to figure out,...

Significant challenges call for radical remedies, if we lost a year or so, due to the pandemic, do we need to explore things like repeating grades? or going to school year round? is this too t to the 30eu7point that we need to try something we have not tried before. >> i think, the opportunity here is education you know is going to have to shift. i dont think going to school year round is the solution. there are efforts going on, i think of accelerate lead by kevin huffman, trying to figure out,...

But the cost of its never ending hysteria could not be more obvious. it is bad for business and bad for growth. and most of all, its bad for the kids who continued to try to make up for the learning loss of the last three years. as a suppression of dissent, the nonstop mixed messaging and the flat out lies have destroyed the credibility of major public health institutions. here now with more, fox news contributor dr. janet nasrat. dr. janet, if theres any confirmation that lockdowns totalitarian...

Over the past few years, the pandemic prompted school closures and remote learning that drew international attention to issues of students missing school — what researchers call “non-attendance.” Millions of students across the world missing varying amounts of school raises concerns about students’ learning loss and mental health — and also about long-term implications, particularly […]

Throughout 2022, education authorities focused on returning to a “normal” routine, making minimal adjustments mostly in organising public examinations. But now, we are paying a price for ignoring the depth and breadth of the problems that exist in our education system.