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NC school test scores, still below pre-pandemic levels, show signs of learning recovery - Vimarsana News

NC school test scores, still below pre-pandemic levels, show signs of learning recovery

Experts have predicted a full rebound to pre-pandemic scores would take years.

Source: wral.com
Is learning recovery happening in NC schools? Experts find some reasons to be optimistic -- and room for improvement - Vimarsana News

Is learning recovery happening in NC schools? Experts find some reasons to be optimistic -- and room for improvement

Schools are implementing proven methods to accelerate student learning, experts tell WRAL News. But those practices need to be even more intense to catch students up to pre-pandemic achievement levels within the next year -- before federal funding meant to help is gone.

Source: wral.com
Student scores for reading, math fall nationwide - Vimarsana News

Student scores for reading, math fall nationwide

The math and reading performance of 13-year-olds in the United States has hit the lowest level in decades, according to test scores released today from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, the gold-standard federal exam.

Source: wral.com
Coronavirus cases at Wake County schools have tripled since students returned for in-person learning :: WRAL.com - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus cases at Wake County schools have tripled since students returned for in-person learning :: WRAL.com

Updated December 29, 2020 11:17 a.m. EST By Maggie Brown, WRAL multiplatform producer Cary, N.C. — New coronavirus cases have more than tripled at Wake County Public Schools this month, since the district decided to resume in-person learning. The spike in cases is on track with state and national trends, which have been concerning health officials as more people are ignoring public health guidance on social distancing. More coronavirus deaths and hospitalizations are expected in the coming weeks as millions of Americans are traveling for the holidays. Students make up the majority of co...

Source: wral.com