If education is the foundation of a functioning society, how should it be prioritized in a pandemic? The U.S. and Germany offer a tale of two approaches, pointing to the influence of culture on decision-making.
Decisions to stop or start in-person K-12 learning aren't getting easier
In schools that reopened they have found students have exceeded expectations for following safety rules
The Path to Universal COVID-19 Testing in Schools — What the Government and States Can Do Now in Preparation for the 2021 Surge
The pandemic has prompted some who had been thinking about a move to act on it. Utah, Colorado, and Vermont have seen an influx of families able to relocate so that their children can attend school in person.
According to researchers on school systems’ COVID-19 responses, too many schools focus on returning to “normal” detracting from better remote learning, student engagement
Return to school sees improvement in children's mental health
What lessons can the U.S. learn from Europe, where COVID-19 cases are rising but schools remain open?
The debates go on about reopening schools during the pandemic, but there are no easy answers
Despite widespread concerns, two new international studies show no consistent relationship between in-person K-12 schooling and the spread of the COVID19. A third study from the USA shows no elevated risk to childcare workers