Melvin Hostman News Today

From the editorial, "This is progressive “equity” at work. Never mind that Mr. Hostman doesn’t know what he’s talking about. The remote learning tragedy was hardly spread equally among students and will weigh down underprivileged kids the most."

Apologists for the nation’s teacher unions have been busy rewriting history on school closures. Now, in some places, they’re opposing efforts to bring struggling students up to speed.

Apologists for the nation’s teacher unions have been busy rewriting history on school closures. Now, in some places, they’re opposing efforts to bring struggling students up to speed.

Apologists for the nations teacher unions have been busy rewriting history on school closures. Now, in some places, theyre opposing efforts to bring struggling students up to speed.

Apologists for the nation’s teacher unions have been busy rewriting history on school closures. Now, in some places, they’re opposing efforts to bring struggling students up to speed.

More evidence that the education establishment puts kids way down on the priority list.

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Disastrous test scores increasingly show how steep a toll the COVID-19 era exacted on students, particularly minorities. Schools are grappling with how to catch up, and the experience of one city shows how intractable the obstacles are.

A teachers union executive defended remote learning during the pandemic, saying that documented learning loss made everyone "equal," according to ProPublica.