To Counter Learning Loss, We Need to Empower Students, Not Systems

When 56.4 million American students moved from in-person to online learning at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, educators feared how the country’s minority and low-income students would fare. Their concern—that America’s most vulnerable children would fall behind—has become a reality.

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