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Alabama s assets can help position state well for innovation economy

Alabama s assets can help position state well for innovation economy
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Taking Stock After 30 Years of Charter Schools

Taking Stock After 30 Years of Charter Schools
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1,000 Los Angeles Students to Receive Free Summer Learning Support Amid Concerns of COVID Slide

1,000 Los Angeles Students to Receive Free Summer Learning Support Amid Concerns of COVID Slide News provided by Share this article Share this article FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., June 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Approximately two-thirds of Los Angeles students from low-income families are still learning remotely, exacerbating a wide COVID-induced learning gap, according to EdSource. To help address this learning disparity, Time4Learning, a top national homeschool platform, will offer summer scholarships to 1,000 children looking to improve their academic standing. Area families will have access to the award-winning platform during the months of June and July for free. The online homeschooling platform will be available to Pre-K to 12 children, on a first come-first served basis, who meet the following criteria:

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Grading charter schools

Grading charter schools Today s best articles Daily business briefing Solving COVID newsletter Independent alternatives to public schools have sprung up across the nation. Are they succeeding? Here s everything you need to know: What are charter schools? They re publicly funded, independently run alternatives to traditional public schools. They have greater freedom than standard public schools to develop their own curricula and budgets, hire and fire teachers over performance, and set schedules and behavioral rules such as mandating uniforms. The charter in the name refers to a contract between the school and a state oversight body, or authorizer. Since the first charter school opened in Minnesota in 1992, their numbers have boomed to more than 7,500 charter schools across 43 states and the District of Columbia. More than 3.3 million students now attend one â a number that s tripled since 2006. In some cities, including Detroit and New Orleans, a majority of public sc

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Corbin: Loss of education will have permanent effects

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Iowa educators proactively responded by developing an alternative pre-school and K-12 educational delivery system. Research now reveals this altered schooling will have permanent educational and long-term economic damage if not appropriately rectified. Itâs well documented that quality education creates better quality of life and overall societal increased economic productivity. Iowaâs GOP trifecta-controlled politicians were negligent when they approved the 2021-2022 public school and pre-school funding before taking into account pandemic-related educational research findings. Linda Jacobson, Center for Research on Educational Outcomes, Stanford University, studied educational achievement across 19 states during this pandemic era and reported two findings (The74million.org, 2020). First, elementary students will lose from one-third to a yearâs worth of reading advancement. Secondly, from 75% of a school year to 232 school days equivale

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