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Ali Longwell/alongwell@vaildaily.com It’s the question that hovered over a school year defined by COVID-19: Just how much would the academic success of students be impacted by the pandemic? With the introduction of virtual learning, social distancing and other pandemic-related mandates, nothing about this past academic year was predictable. Now, Eagle County Schools is beginning to get back data from last year indicating that while there were some fluctuations based on subject, grade level and demographics, overall the district was able to maintain growth and learning across every group. “To see some of this academic growth under that duress that students and staff operated under last year is very encouraging. We weren’t sure we were going to be able to be in person at all, we were able to do four days a week for most of our kids, two days a week for our high school kids,” Superintendent Philip Qualman said. “This makes me happy to be able to provide what we did; this is

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