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Skyrocketing absenteeism in Nebraska schools worries teachers, hampers learning - Vimarsana News

Skyrocketing absenteeism in Nebraska schools worries teachers, hampers learning

Across Nebraska, a troubling number of school desks have sat empty during the past few years, say experts, teachers and school leaders now trying to fix the issue.

New York Jewish school secretly kept on staffer who 'resigned' over abuse scandal - Vimarsana News

New York Jewish school secretly kept on staffer who 'resigned' over abuse scandal

Schechter principal, deputy directed creation of a corporation to keep paying student life director Mike Hirsch, who had also been written up for inappropriately touching students

Skyrocketing absenteeism in Nebraska schools worries teachers, hampers learning - Vimarsana News

Skyrocketing absenteeism in Nebraska schools worries teachers, hampers learning

Chronic absenteeism in Nebraska’s public schools skyrocketed during COVID-19, according to the most recent statewide data. Nearly one in five Nebraska students missed at least 10% of days during the 2020-2021 school year, chronic absences that caused many of those students to fall behind academically and socially.

Skyrocketing absenteeism in Nebraska schools worries teachers, hampers learning - Vimarsana News

Skyrocketing absenteeism in Nebraska schools worries teachers, hampers learning

Across Nebraska, a troubling number of school desks have sat empty during the past few years, say experts, teachers and school leaders now trying to fix the issue. 

Online Education Is Booming, but Colleges Risk Lapses in Quality, Report Says - Vimarsana News

Online Education Is Booming, but Colleges Risk Lapses in Quality, Report Says

A survey of more than 300 officials at American colleges shows many plan to expand online programming but few consistently evaluate the quality of those growing courses.