The COVID-19 pandemic turned kids’ lives upside down — and parents aren’t ready to forgive the school officials, politicians, ...

According to Attendance Works, in the 2022-2023 school year, 61% of public schools saw high or extreme levels of chronic absence, slightly down from 65% in the 2021-2022 school year. That number ...

Five years after the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 pandemic a global health crisis, it forced people to learn and work under a new normal for years.

The Covid-19 pandemic has significantly changed how students and teachers spend their time in the classroom. Now, instead of writing with paper and pencil, students use computers for most assignments.

Student academic setbacks are proving difficult ... the classroom," reads a recent report called "Rewiring the Classroom: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Transformed K-12 Education" from the Brookings ...

“To be in a classroom with 17 other kids ... the pandemic is a work in progress. “The COVID-19 pandemic is proving to have enduring effects on students’ academic, mental well-being, and ...

In March 2020, the Covid pandemic shut down schools ... and 56% reported increased incidents of classroom disruptions from student misconduct. Educators, in turn, have taken a more holistic approach ...

The proposal aims to make working conditions safer for teachers but critics worry it could push the state’s most vulnerable students out of the classroom.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had an immediate ... helping us understand how to meet the needs of all of those students. " In the classroom, educators were often battling a second epidemic.

"What we used to do for one or two children, we're now doing for the whole class," she said. "We just don't have the staff to give one-to-one support anymore because there are so many children who ...

For example: A post-COVID-19 pandemic survey found that more than one ... principals and teachers ought to lead the way in adopting what has become a radical idea: having students spend more classroom ...

The Trump administration’s decision to pull back the final round of federal pandemic aid from the nation’s schools will have no effect on local districts, education officials said this week. States ...