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Public school funding: How the end of pandemic money will change schools.
54 years, 11 months ago

Public school funding: How the end of pandemic money will change schools.

Slate  

You know the easiest way to tell that U.S. schools have gotten back to their prepandemic normal? Since March 2020, those ESSER funds have sustained the country’s public schools through immensely turbulent years. During the Trump administration, ESSER funds enabled schools’ purchase of the technology necessary for virtual learning along with emergency support services for students and staff. It was …

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Jaipur airport flooded amid heavy rains, passengers face difficulties to board flights | WATCH
4 months, 1 week ago

Jaipur airport flooded amid heavy rains, passengers face difficulties to board flights | WATCH

India TV News  

The Jaipur airport was on Monday flooded as heavy rains wreaked havoc in Rajasthan. Heavy rains started at around 5 am on Monday in many areas and continued intermittently till 9 am. Amid heavy rains in many districts of the state and warnings of active monsoon, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma held a meeting of senior officials on Sunday and …

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Staffing shortages, exhaustion, family vacations temper big summer-school hopes
3 years, 5 months ago

Staffing shortages, exhaustion, family vacations temper big summer-school hopes

LA Times  

The message to schools from top brass, including Gov. This year, L.A. Unified and San Diego Unified, the state’s two largest school systems, opened up in-person summer programs to all students. The district typically serves 5,000 of its 98,000 students through its summer program, which in the past comprised credit recovery for high schoolers and an “extended school year” for …

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A generation left behind? Online learning cheats poor students, Times survey finds
4 years, 4 months ago

A generation left behind? Online learning cheats poor students, Times survey finds

LA Times  

Maria Viego and Cooper Glynn were thriving at their elementary schools. A Los Angeles Times survey of 45 Southern California school districts found profound differences in distance learning among children attending school districts in high-poverty communities, like Maria’s in Coachella Valley, and those in more affluent ones, like Cooper’s in Las Virgenes, which serves Calabasas and nearby areas. Patricia Escalante, …

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