This week, Texas became the first state to publish a full set of student test scores for this past school year. This provides an early ...
Nat Malkus
June 30, 2021
The steady march to in-person learning is happening more quickly for white students
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April 1, 2021
Originally published at AEI.org Spring 2021 continues to reveal glimpses of the return to normalcy. With almost 30 percent of Americans having received at least one ...
Proportion of fully remote districts hits single digits for the first time since schools shuttered
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March 26, 2021
Originally published at AEI.org Thousands of students across the nation haven’t stepped foot in a school in over one year. “The seniors say it’s only one ...
Nat Malkus
March 17, 2021
Originally published at NationalReview.com. Just over one year ago, on March 12, 2020, the children of Ohio were the first in the nation to be sent home ...
March 2021 opens with school districts steadily shifting to more in-person instruction
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March 10, 2021
Originally published at AEI.org. Since March 12, 2020, when the first statewide coronavirus school closures were announced by Ohio Governor Mike Dewine, we have become accustomed ...
Nat Malkus
March 2, 2021
Originally published at AEI.org. It’s been almost one year since schools first shuttered, and the debate on how they should respond to the ongoing pandemic is ...
