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YMCAs SPARK program offers academic summer camp for children struggling with remote learning YMCA of Greater Kansas City is operating its SPARK program from three locations this summer – Kansas City, Kansas, Linwood and Red Bridge Elementary School. The academic summer camps aim to help students catch up after falling behind during remote learning. and last updated 2021-06-11 19:35:08-04 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — YMCA of Greater Kansas City is operating its SPARK program from three location...

Reporters discuss stories they covered in which students and teachers had to transition to a new remote learning classroom experience.

As the school year winds down and more kids prepare to head back into the classroom, some parents are seeking a diagnosis of ADHD and possibly medications for kids to manage remote learning.

Seniors who enroll in the program will remain eligible for scholarships through Lansing Promise.

The Harvard Task Force on the Future of Teaching and Learning was created to explore how the University can build on learnings from remote teaching during the pandemic.

The Victoria Independent School District has announced that remote learning will not be an option for the 2021 school year!

How Online Learners Can Succeed in a Fragmented Education System The fragmented nature of the U.S. education system works in our favor by giving schools the opportunity to try different tools, technology and curricula to see what works and what doesn’t. We can use this data to inform how we instruct future generations of learners so that with each passing year, the educational experience gets better and better. By Lee Wilson 06/09/21 The United States education system is saddled with a patchw...

Planning ahead can make all the difference for students, families and equity. By Erin Werra 06/09/21 While there’s still no crystal ball able to accurately predict what even the near future might look like, many schools are preparing to cover multiple bases in the fall. Choice has a way of making planning more complicated, but more choices and options are also better for families. School leaders have been listening to feedback all year (at various volumes and intensities), and it’s making ...

As COVID-19 case counts drop and vaccination rates rise, the district looks to the fall

With the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting shutdowns, schools and districts scrambled to adapt to a monumental, nationwide crisis. Now, a year later, many schools are reopening their doors and welcoming students back to campus, leaving us wondering: what does the new normal look like?