After months of school disruptions and remote teaching due to COVID-19, researchers are starting to see some of the impact on learning.

Despite the fact that many school districts worked at being prepared during the pandemic, this fall has been a tough road for students, parents and educators.

Assessments should focus on innovation, flexibility and relevance to teaching and learning, NWEA says

In this tumultuous year, when virtually every segment of society has been called on to adapt — none more so than parents — the least we can do is give parents the results of their...

“We’re going to almost need a New Deal for an entire generation of kids to give them the opportunity to catch up,” one advocate said.

Never before has the American education system been put under a microscope — sometimes literally — the way it was in 2020.

Learning loss is everywhere—and so are reports detailing the setbacks. As some schools reopen, edtech product use declines.

Remote learning due to COVID-19 is causing the most vulnerable students to take a hit in school. Here's what's happening—and how you can help.

New study provides insight on how to evaluate academic gains and losses for Latinx students in dual language programs.

Students nationwide are falling behind and teachers are stressed as schools go online. But there's still no grand plan to improve virtual learning.

Initial findings on COVID learning loss indicate unfinished learning in math despite slightly encouraging reading gains

As millions of students continue the school year with remote learning, there are growing concerns due to the number of failing grades are on the rise. Janet Shamlian takes a closer look.

But that data leaves out many disadvantaged students.

A flood of new data — on the national, state and district levels — finds students began this academic year behind.

For months now, public health experts and educators have been lamenting the long-term impacts of remote learning.

They attend the same schools and have the same teachers, but some kids have started to fall behind their wealthier classmates.

Initial findings from fall 2020

The largest and most comprehensive analysis to date of actual, rather than projected, pandemic learning loss finds math suffered more than reading.

New York City joined the rest of the country in closing school buildings last March because of the pandemic. The effect on student achievement has been debated ever since.