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Pandemic-related learning loss will cost our children $17 trillion in lifetime income, according to a U.N.-backed report released in December 2021.

Students may return for face-to-face classes when they no longer have any symptoms

Boston Latin senior William Hu said being able to learn in person is important, but remote learning should be an option during the COVID surge.

Many Michigan colleges & universities paused in-person learning for the first few weeks over rising in COVID-19 cases, but Oakland University is extending that time.

A temporary falloff in the number of gun deaths is over; a study shows a link between a COVID-19 vaccination and a change in menstrual cycle length; and more health

The University of Maine system allows for flexibility among faculty and programs in going remote

Chicago scrapped classes for five days days in a confusing standoff that ended late Monday with the teachers' union over COVID-19 safety measures in the...

Commentary It started in Chicago, where an incredible 91 percent of union teachers voted to go on strike ...

Farmington Middle School and Farmington Junior High will move to remote learning the rest of the week, the district announced Tuesday.

State education officials are currently not allowing remote learning days to count, but the Massachusetts Teachers Association is pushing for remote learning during this surge in cases.