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COVID-related lockdowns and remote learning arrangements have taken a serious toll on students across America, as rates of chronic absenteeism and other serious behavioral issues are rising, according to a new report.
COVID-related lockdowns and remote learning arrangements have taken a serious toll on students across America, as rates of chronic absenteeism and other serious behavioral issues are rising, according to a new report.
 
In every state studied! Rare such research is so profound. Our education system lied to us.
In every state studied! Rare such research is so profound. Our education system lied to us.
 
UScellular Committing $100,000 to Support STEM Education Through DonorsChoose
 
Legislation Will Help Students Who Have Fallen Behind Due to Remote Learning
 
Warren County students will soon be able to access high-speed internet via satellite technology, as the county joins Hyde and Swain counties in a pilot program aimed at improving internet access to support remote learning.
Warren County students will soon be able to access high-speed internet via satellite technology, as the county joins Hyde and Swain counties in a pilot program aimed at improving internet access to support remote learning.
 
Some students in Hyde and Swain counties will soon be able to access high-speed internet via satellite technology, thanks to a pilot program aimed at improving internet access to support remote learning.
Some students in Hyde and Swain counties will soon be able to access high-speed internet via satellite technology, thanks to a pilot program aimed at improving internet access to support remote learning.
 
It might be a new year, but remote learning isn’t over.
 
At Dec. 1 meeting of the legislature's Joint Legislative Education Oversight Committee, it was revealed by N.C. State Board of Education officials that 19% of students are not regularly attending classes.
At Dec. 1 meeting of the legislature's Joint Legislative Education Oversight Committee, it was revealed by N.C. State Board of Education officials that 19% of students are not regularly attending classes.
 
REAL 2.0 Remote Learning Conference to be held on October 28, 2020 online
 
Nat Malkus highlights for Real Clear Education important questions parents should ask about remote learning.
Nat Malkus highlights for Real Clear Education important questions parents should ask about remote learning.
 
It is past time that Roy Cooper get our schools back into operation fulltime, in every school.
It is past time that Roy Cooper get our schools back into operation fulltime, in every school.
 
Leadership Conference shares best practices and tools to tackle teaching remotely due to COVID-19
 
Gov. Roy Cooper announced during a Tuesday, July 14, news conference that schools can reopen in the fall with a mix of in-person instruction and remote learning.
Gov. Roy Cooper announced during a Tuesday, July 14, news conference that schools can reopen in the fall with a mix of in-person instruction and remote learning.
 
Starting this week, additional school buses will bring internet access to communities without it to help more North Carolina students connect to school online.
Starting this week, additional school buses will bring internet access to communities without it to help more North Carolina students connect to school online.
 
Students won’t return to classrooms this school year, but instead will continue learning from home.
 
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