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Many young women faced challenges with online learning and studying at home during COVID, but some showed resilience and a determination to achieve their educational goals.

Questlove recently announced the first recipient of “The Balvenie Fellowship,” Brooklyn saxophonist James Brandon Lewis, a musician, composer and writer

According to the latest data from the Census Bureau, homeschooling households spiked from about 3% pre-pandemic to about 11% by the fall of 2020.

According to the latest data from the Census Bureau, homeschooling households spiked from about 3% pre-pandemic to about 11% by the fall of 2020.

Going to have the patience too work them back into an academic environment. its bad l news for at least for years of learning for kids. thats just thats the thing. -- its like can they dig in ? iss there any way to actually fix this or remedy this like some kind ofis post?-l i dont know, like make them go to school year round? oh , yes, thats true . unusual or ban school. >> yeah. school is a prison, isnt it? well, when i went to school they discouraged every interest i had because they didnt sa...

‘Not good for learning’

Albert Park argues that strengthening schools and social safety nets is key to mitigating learning losses.

DPS has hired outside contractors to offer tutoring to students to help them recover from pandemic learning loss.

After working for eight months without a contract, the Boston Teachers Union is demanding members accept its “post pandemic” vision, as negotiations with the Boston Public Schools system continue.

The government plans to close a series of loopholes in its teacher misconduct regime after sector leaders broadly welcomed a proposed shakeup