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Precipitous drops in the math and reading standardized scores of U.S. 9-year-olds during two years of pandemic schooling have set off a new round of recrimination over remote learning, a persistently contentious issue that could motivate voters in the November midterm elections.

“It re-ups your vigilance to look at things, and take all things seriously,” stated Dr. Sean Croft, superintendent, Starpoint Central School District.

New state testing results reveal that schools in Western North Carolina are in the process of a mixed recovery from COVID-era learning disruptions, so...

A new assessment purports that reading and math scores for 9-year-old students declined during the COVID-19 pandemic, a period that reportedly negatively impacted student behavior and performance due to remote learning arrangements.

A new assessment purports that reading and math scores for 9-year-old students declined during the COVID-19 pandemic, a period that reportedly negatively impacted student behavior and performance due to remote learning arrangements.

Statistic out, hugely alarming, to parents and really anyone, i think, in our society, this is the national assessment of educational progress, known as the nations report card and it was released overnight. it showed the worst drop in math and reading scores in decades for fourth grade students. what is that telling you? is that a repudiation of remote learning during the pandemic? >> you know, that is very alarming. its disturbing. but its not surprising, keeping in mind a year and a half ago ...

Teaching. agency, better working conditions, and then competitive schoolries. im confident were going to reverse that trend and go higher. >> now, experts have said that theres evidence school closures, remote learning have driven up some of the other issues that kids are now dealing with, mental health problems, absenteeism, bullying, and much more. and helping students actually catch up, well, that could take years. this morning, i spoke with a fourth grade teach er in texas. she told me she h...

Alden Central School District welcomed back students to a new school year on Thursday, September 1st

As the calendar flipped to September 1st, it also marked the first day ‘back to school’ for some Western New York students.

With Western New York getting ready to go back to school, teachers release what they call a roadmap for safer schools.