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The first California study measuring declines in learning during the first months of the pandemic parallels findings nationally: There has been a significant drop in test results in the early grades, with low-income students and English learners showing the least progress in learning. The university-based research organization PACE released the results Monday. While finding “substantial learning loss” overall in both English language arts and math, it said average numbers “mask the reality that some students in California are suffering much more during this time than are others.” Over...

State leaders continue to use old data, which some have called misleading, to pressure school districts like Shelby County Schools to reopen for in-person classes.

Skip to main content Currently Reading Online schooling has hammered student performance. Educators call it the 'COVID slide,' and San Antonio schools are testing kids to assess the damage FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Judah Ryan, 11, makes his science project presentation Friday as the family dog, Hermione, a 14-year-old golden retriever, walks by. Ryan is a 5th grader at Great Hearts Online a charter school. Kids in remote learning are falling behind, especially in math. Some school districts have tested students to gauge the so-called COVID slide.Jerry Lara /San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreSh...

2:51   23% of elementary school students are two or more grade levels behind in math and english language arts. Middle schoolers were hit even harder. 40% of middle school students were two or more grade levels behind in english and language arts and 35% were behind in math. However, Hawaii’s students made less learning gains in math in the 2019-2020 school year. That follows the national trend observed by the Northwest Evaluation Association. “Gains in math were lower, on average this fall than in prior years. And so more kids as a result of that are falling behind to their relative to...