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Online K-12 enrollment soars, raising funding, performance questions

December 23, 2021

The state of Wyoming went from having a little over 1,000 students enrolled in virtual education programs to having roughly 5,400 last year.

Demand for K-12 tutors skyrockets as parents, schools seek extra help for struggling students

December 23, 2021

Parents are scurrying to book lessons for their kids at learning centers, hire in-home tutors or explore digital options.

Ballots measure to increase arts and music education in public school gains momentum from funders and growing coalition

December 23, 2021

Californians for Arts and Music Education in Public Schools today announced new support for the measure which would dramatically increase funding in arts and music education in Pre-K-12 public schools.

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How schools can give online learning a better name post-COVID

Matt Zalaznick | December 21, 2021

Administrators now have to convince students and their families that this next phase of virtual learning is not the same as what occurred earlier in the pandemic.

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District leaders share strategies for keeping schools safe despite staff shortages

Matt Zalaznick | December 21, 2021

Pajaro Valley Unified School District in California is now testing an innovative solution that may be a model for other administrators as they work to solve this multi-pronged problem.

Learn strategies for identifying, evaluating, and addressing needs of students with anxiety

LRP Media Group | December 22, 2021

This year's edition of Anxiety Disorders in the Classroom: An Action Guide to Identification, Evaluation, and Intervention details how to uncover and address anxiety in the school setting.

Even with omicron, a Harvard disease expert says schools 'should never close' due to COVID

December 22, 2021

“The risk of severe outcomes to kids from coronavirus infection is low, and the risks to kids from being out of school are high," says Joseph Allen, director of the Healthy Buildings program at Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

Mandatory adult masking reduces additional COVID-19 transmission in schools, study finds

December 22, 2021

The study's intent was to better understand how COVID-19 transmission took place in school settings, taking into account potential variants that could further negatively impact such settings if safety precautions are not adhered to.

CPS chief says schools will reopen as planned Jan. 3 — but more classrooms could go remote

December 22, 2021

At a Tuesday press conference, CPS CEO Pedro Martinez said he didn't foresee districtwide closure, even as the city announced stricter measures for businesses.

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COVID learning loss remains unequal despite signs K-12 is bouncing back

Matt Zalaznick | December 20, 2021

Most districts have returned to a relatively normal school day but assessments show that historically marginalized students are still falling behind.

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Online K-12 enrollment soars, raising funding, performance questions

Demand for K-12 tutors skyrockets as parents, schools seek extra help for struggling students

Ballots measure to increase arts and music education in public school gains momentum from funders and growing coalition

How schools can give online learning a better name post-COVID

District leaders share strategies for keeping schools safe despite staff shortages

Learn strategies for identifying, evaluating, and addressing needs of students with anxiety

Even with omicron, a Harvard disease expert says schools 'should never close' due to COVID

Mandatory adult masking reduces additional COVID-19 transmission in schools, study finds

CPS chief says schools will reopen as planned Jan. 3 — but more classrooms could go remote

COVID learning loss remains unequal despite signs K-12 is bouncing back

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