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Time was, when the school year ended, parents worried about “summer learning loss.” Nowadays, there is less learning to worry about losing. This is the 40

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Why K-12 education s alarming decline could be a dominant 2024 issue

Time was, when the school year ended, parents worried about “summer learning loss.” Nowadays, there is less learning to worry about losing.

North carolinaUnited statesRoy cooperRobert pondiscioTracey schirraIan roweEugene volokhAmerican enterprise instituteNational assessment of educational progressNational affairsNational assessmentEducational progressCity journalWorld population reviewFirst amendmentSchool systems

George Will: Why K-12 education s alarming decline could be a dominant 2024 issue

TIME WAS, when the school year ended, parents worried about “summer learning loss.” Nowadays, there is less learning to worry about losing.

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NATIONAL COLUMN: Why K-12 education s alarming decline could be a dominant 2024 issue

George F. Will

United statesNorth carolinaTracey schirraRoy cooperEugene volokhRobert pondiscioIan roweNational assessment of educational progressNational affairsAmerican enterprise instituteNational assessmentEducational progressCity journalWorld population reviewFirst amendment

Why K-12 education s alarming decline could be a dominant 2024 issue

Time was, when the school year ended, parents worried about "summer learning loss." Nowadays, there is less learning to worry about losing.

United statesNorth carolinaRobert pondiscioIan roweEugene volokhRoy cooperTracey schirraAmerican enterprise instituteNational affairsNational assessment of educational progressNational assessmentEducational progressCity journalWorld population reviewFirst amendmentSchool systems

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