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New Survey: Even Before Pandemic, Summer Programs Were Out of Reach For Nearly 14 Million Children, Most from Families with Low Incomes iCrowd Newswire 'We Have to Do Better This Summer,' Grant Says WASHINGTON, DC - The summer of 2021 will be one of the most important ever, as students and families struggle to recover from the dislocation, isolation, trauma, and learning loss the pandemic caused. Yet a study released today that looks in-depth at summer learning in 2019 and 2020 finds that student participation in programs remains low, despite some recent growth and soaring parent satisfaction...

Student work by Joseph Arnold. Image courtesy of UCLA Architecture and Urban Design With summer right around the corner, high-school students, young professionals, and individuals looking to explore new disciplines seek programs that spark their interests while learning new skills. With virtual learning practices adopted globally, the opportunity for students to participate in notable summer school programs from any part of the world is readily available. This summer UCLA Architecture and Urban Design's notable summer programs welcome individuals interested in exploring design and learning in...

Join the Lloyd Center for the Environment for an exciting summer outdoors! Animal collection, habitat investigations, and creature observation, are just a few of the activities offered through the 2021 Summer Programs. In its 40th season, the Lloyd Center's Summer Programs are designed to give motivated students an opportunity to explore different aspects of environmental science. All sessions include field study, laboratory work, and fun! Member prices apply to those holding a current Family (or higher level) membership. Age: for children ages 9 to 12 years old. Pre-registration is mandatory...

Beginning this summer, the district will offer summer programs across the district at 30 schools across the district. Typically, summer programming is only offered at 12 schools. The goal is to help students with their writing, reading, math and science skills in the morning. In the afternoon, students will continue to develop their arts skills. High school students will have the opportunity to earn credit in the credit recovery program while also exploring careers and job-ready skills. Federal funding will help with the district's three-year plan to help students recover from the pandemic....

The Atlantic As American adults line up for shots, children are becoming disproportionately represented among the unvaccinated. April 21, 2021 Every weekday evening, our editors guide you through the biggest stories of the day, help you discover new ideas, and surprise you with moments of delight. Subscribe to get this delivered to your inbox. As of this week, people ages 16 and older are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine in all U.S. states. But as adults and older teens reclaim a bit of normalcy, children could be left out. That means parents are entering a weird limbo. “In their strange w...