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Many Children Returning To School Are Months Behind

A new study from the consulting firm McKinsey finds that American kids are returning to school on average 4 to 5 months behind in their education - and 5

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Minnesota, Utah Are the Best States for Children Amid the Pandemic

But even the highest-ranking states are seeing families struggle on several fronts, according to Save the Children.

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Covid upended the lives of children everywhere In these states, they struggled the most

These states ranked the lowest in protecting children from hunger and poverty during Covid Bracey Harris © Provided by NBC News The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted childhood in every state, with particularly devastating consequences in the South, where families are most likely to run low on food and struggle with bills and access to online schooling, according to a new report. Louisiana where 1 in 4 families lack sufficient food, more than anywhere else in the country placed as the “worst” state for children during the pandemic, the global nonprofit Save the Children found in its ranking based on U.S. census surveys. It was followed by Mississippi, Texas, New Mexico and Alabama. Minnesota and Utah were the states where children fared the best, with Washington, New Hampshire and North Dakota rounding out the top five.

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Report: Children In Texas Face Higher Rates Of Hunger, Hardship Than Most Other States

/ Children in Texas are facing higher rates of hunger and hardship during the pandemic than children in all but two other states. According to a new report from Save the Children looking at data from the last four months of 2020, only Mississippi and Louisiana scored worse than Texas for ensuring children are adequately fed, equipped with the tools to learn remotely, and growing up in a financially stable home. The advocacy group’s Childhood in the Time of COVID report points to a combination of long-term trends in inequality that left many children facing hardships even before the pandemic, and a government response to the pandemic that was insufficient to keep American families whole.

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