Educators in Newport News Public Schools were steadily working their way through a five-year 1-to-1 plan to provide all students with laptops when the COVID pandemic struck.
After a white supremacist rally turned into a riot in Charlottesville, Virginia, the local Albemarle County School District found an opportunity in adversity.
Aldine ISD finds alternatives as it has only received about a quarter of the 19,500 Chromebooks administrators ordered for online learning in response to the COVID pandemic this spring.
Even though she was set to graduate high school near the top of her class, Ashley Espinosa wanted her writing to be stronger for her college applications.
Families with lower incomes are most concerned about their students falling behind in school due to various forms of online and remote learning during COVID disruptions, a new survey has found.
Thanks to the COVID-era shift to remote instruction, an early winter storm did not give students in some Midwest districts what they might have eagerly expected: a snow day.
Learning loss during remote instruction this spring was more severe in math than in reading, yet the top third of students appear to have made gains while schools were shut down.
Overhaul, build consensus, update and influence are the four keys to an emerging theory for making decisions during the uncertainties of the COVID-era.
Nazareth College's School of Music faculty spent months designing and sewing the masks that have small openings specialized to fit each students' instrument.
