Study says pupil pace is back but level isn't; pandemic deficit found to be steep

After the pandemic sent a jolt through the American education system, interrupting the learning of millions of children, a new report offers some hope: By the end of the last school year, many students had returned to a normal pace of academic growth for the first time since the pandemic began.

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