Students will need significant support well past the pandemic funding cliff ...Middle East

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New data on student achievement gives reason to celebrate, but also to maintain our urgency around recovery. While students across the country are beginning to rebound, too many will experience the negative impacts of the pandemic for years to come. These results, from NWEA researchers, emphasize that we need to identify and scale what’s working to help close learning gaps that worsened during the pandemic. First, the good news. While students and teachers faced extraordinary challenges in the 2021-2022 school year, including COVID-19 surges that resulted in more school closures, student absences and staffing shortages, student growth returned to pre-pandemic trends. That’s according to

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