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Pandemic recovery in schools will be a ‘long slog,’ says sobering national report
Fears that pre-existing opportunity gaps would widen in the wake of Covid-19 have come to fruition, the report states. Read More.
Pandemic-era learning loss recovering but not for all students
Average U.S. students have recovered some of their pandemic-era learning losses in math and reading — but the recovery has been slow and uneven, according to a new report. Read More.
'We are stumped': School board grapples with $40 million shortfall in draft budget
Frederick County Board of Education members appeared morose on Wednesday as they contemplated more than $40 million in budget adjustments they must make before June 30, with some officials floating increased class sizes or cuts to athletic programs. Read More.
School board leader: Elementary music classes example of ‘white supremacy’ culture
The director of Washington State’s Olympia School District Board recently discussed cuts in elementary school-level music programs due to their “white supremacist” nature. Read More.
Colorado teachers union passes resolution declaring capitalism 'inherently exploits children, public schools'
'Capitalism inherently exploits children, public schools, land, labor, and resources,' the resolution reads
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