Districts control factors, like access to technology and decisions about school calendars and time, that determine whether students can learn during the pandemic. Meaning most of the country is holding the wrong entity — schools — accountable
Where does school cybersecurity stand in a year disrupted by coronavirus? Despite a shift in the types of incidents reported, experts suggest devices could be compromised and "waiting" to be reconnected to school networks in fall.
Across the country schools are preparing for a back-to-school season unlike any other in living memory.
More districts are providing remote instruction, but some of the nation’s largest, with hundreds of thousands of students, still aren’t. These are the laggards
School districts and the state should think creatively about how to support and engage students going forward.
The shift to working online requires teachers to think a little differently about how to build the culture they want with their students.
Due to the Coronavirus scientists caution against reopening schools. Study finds children may be as infectious as adults – but Unicef warns closures put vulnerable students at risk
Three-quarters of U.S. states have now officially closed their schools for the rest of the academic year. While remote learning continues, summer is a question mark, and attention is already starting to turn to next fall.
How will schools reopen safely in fall 2020? Districts might have to hire more teachers to avoid reducing instruction time in the fall
The government can invest in a number of catch-up programs for students in danger of falling behind due to school closures, including summer school and small group tuition, to help children who fall behind due to COVID-19.