It’s a generation permanently scarred. Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, Massachusetts students remain far behind where they were when the global health catastrophe struck and school ...
Third-grade reading scores, a key indicator of future success, have dropped below pre-pandemic levels. While federal pandemic aid helped fund some recovery efforts, those funds have now dried up, ...
A version of this story first appeared in WFAE Education Reporter James Farrell's weekly newsletter. Sign up here to get newsletters from WFAE straight to your inbox. New research from the testing ...
Concern over student attendance has intensified since the pandemic, when chronic absenteeism rose sharply and has now only partially receded. Using daily attendance records covering all students in ...
It's been 5 years since COVID-19 swept the nation and the world, changing all our lives. Memories of "pandemic lockdown" and near silence on our streets and highways are less vivid. But some changes ...
A new study shows college women are struggling more than their male counterparts to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. The research, one of the first comparing how COVID-19 affected female and male ...
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Friday, March 13, 2020, is etched in our memories. It was the day the federal government declared a national emergency, and for me, everything stopped. Schools closed. Businesses shuttered. The world ...
New research found only 1 in 3 schools have recovered in either reading or math since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down schools nearly six years ago. The number of schools that recovered in both ...
In the middle of a global pandemic, organizations around the world are at different stages of recovery. While some businesses may be in the reopening phase, many are still in the planning stages of ...
Office loan LTV ratios in US CMBS markets rose to 59.1% in 2026, signaling looser underwriting, but remain below pre-pandemic highs.
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