Getting students who have missed significant amounts of school to return is the only the first step in what will a long and challenging recovery process, dropout expert says.
“Of course, we will continue to follow the science, and should there be a localized outbreak or other emergency, we will act accordingly,” Gov. Murphy said. “Otherwise, buildings will be fully open.”
Parents at a California school are questioning why a kindergarten teacher who opted not to return to the physical classroom is taking her virtual lessons on a Mexican vacation.
Our teachers occupied a front-row seat witnessing the impact of the past year on their students - they are our experts in what students need right now.
Federal Communications Commission and U.S. Education Department fund Emergency Connectivity program and Emergency Broadband Benefit programs under American Rescue Plan.
Metro Nashville Public Schools graduates face lifetime earnings loss with COVID compounding college affordability and access challenges, a new report says.
Superintendents can find innovative ideas for reopening safely on a new, online hub that spotlights innovative initiatives from districts around the country.