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In Paterson, just 1-in10 students are ready to graduate due to pandemic learning loss

Sitting in the office hundreds of miles away. we felt decades of learning loss when the government runs schools since 2019 when the latest scores came out early this year. the catholic schools didnt lose any grounds at all academically. they were opened during the pandemic period because they know they have to cater to the needs of customers or they would have to close down for good if families were to take their money elsewhere. > >> what do you make of t? do you believe the idea that home sch...

That we passed on a bipartisan basis. yes, it was hard. we had to push. but we empowered parents to make decisions whether their child wear as mask or not. mask mandates went to the side. we empowered parents to make decisions about materials that are inconsistent with your family values that are being used in the classroom. you decide. parents are now in the position to make the most important decisions in their childrens lives. children deserve to have a parent in those decisions. parents have...

California students lost nearly half a year’s worth of math progress from 2019 to 2022, according to a ...

The pandemic had to end sometime. Historians will ultimately place its climax at some point in 2022. It was the year that Dr. Anthony Fauci, America’s most prominent public health authority, declared that the country was “out of the pandemic phase,” as COVID case rates plummeted from their Omicron highs. By the fall, President Biden […]

At the October conference of the Council of Great City Schools, an organization made up of urban districts, leaders of St. Paul Public Schools took a victory lap. Despite wave after wave of national data showing alarming pandemic-related learning losses, St. Paul’s reading scores were inching up. One reason for the progress, the superintendent and […]

It’s been obvious since April 2020 that remote learning was a joke, especially for elementary-school-aged children. In May 2020, pediatrician Dimitri Christakis, editor of the American Medical Association’s journal Pediatrics, wrote, “The risks posed by delaying school openings are real and sizeable, particularly for students from low-income families.”

Suppressing political speech, they were censoring doctors. medical professionals who were banned for warning that lockdowns would hurt kids. that school closures would hurt kids. heres one of the top doctors who was throttled by fauci and twitter. >> it really hurt public health. if we had an open discussion, laura, the schools would not have closed in the fall of 2020. if we had an open discussion, the lockdowns would have been lifted much earlier because the data and evidence behind them was s...

Fauci? why isnt he speaking out about prominent physicians having their voices suppressed? >> i think a lot of the leadership of silicon valley, a lot of the people who give advice to silicon valley about these content moderation policies they have gone way too far. its one thing to suppress violent threats against people. absolutely appropriate but then to turn around and decide they are going to suppress discussions about basic scientific policy, i wasnt saying anything that was threatening pe...

Transitions and part of the sats is racist because it was created by westerners, your thoughts? >> yeah. kids now going to school to get dumber because of teachers like this. trying to convince their students that everyone is either a victim or oppressor. we already have generational learning loss because of the pandemic and children being stuck at home locked at home in remote learning for go years plus in some place now we got teachers brought up and it impretty muchable minds teaching them re...