Tag: COVID-19 and education

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COVID school shutdowns: four years on

Somewhere around four years ago, public school systems around the country began “temporarily” shutting down as a reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic. The United States had a plan, an allegedly best in the world plan, to deal with a pandemic. Well…   I recall the fiasco unfolding in my home... READ MORE
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Tyton Partners report: Blueprints for a post-pandemic K-12 education system
The Covid-19 pandemic proved that K-12 education was ripe for...
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2022 Education Next Survey of Public Opinion: Partisan rifts widen, perceptions of school quality decline
Editor’s note: These survey results, with analysis from David M....
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Word for Word: Former U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos talks education freedom, the effect of pandemic and what’s in her upcoming book
Editor’s note: Former U.S. Secretary of Education and longtime education...
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Catholic schools pivoted – and grew – during COVID
Editor’s note: This article appeared Tuesday in the Clarion Herald,...
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Homeschooling skyrocketed during the pandemic, but what does the future hold?
Editor’s note: This analysis from Daniel Hamlin, assistant professor at...
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Youth mental health crisis gives more urgency to school choice movement
Editor’s note: This commentary from Jonathan Butcher, Will Skillman Fellow...
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Flexibility gave charter schools an edge during pandemic
Editor’s note: This article appeared Monday on reason.com. You can...
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Some pods will outlast the pandemic
Editor’s note: This commentary from Michael B. Horn, co-founder of...
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Those were the days
Editor’s note: You can read a reimaginED interview with Debbie...
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