The consequences of virtual learning continue to emerge.
distance learning
As schools open, how will those behind catch up?
The academic consequences and long-term social implications of extended distance learning cannot yet be fully quantified.
Experts urge quickest possible return to in-person learning
Welcoming children whose still-developing minds had been in isolation for longer than anyone expected did not come without its challenges.
The fallout from distance learning
‘There were so many moving parts. It’s hard to say I successfully adapted—more so like I survived.’
St. Paul schools tackle educational inequities
‘We solicited and asked for inequity statements, and those were divided up. We tried to determine what was very important to our stakeholders.’
FCC offers $50 off broadband internet bill for qualifying households
As part of an effort to help families stay connected during the pandemic, the FCC has launched a program that will provide a discount of up to $50 per month towards broadband service for eligible households.
Scholar Squad offers free reading, math tutoring for Minnesota families
Offering free online tutoring for learners PreK-8th grade, Scholar Squad helps students build their reading and math skills.
Virtual Town Hall explores what education might look like post-COVID
Distance learning has revealed that a digital divide exists nationally and locally. The issue was front and center at a recent virtual town hall.
Digital divide complicates distance learning for Mpls public schools
Families who can’t access the internet should call their school to get connected to the resources they need.
St. Paul’s North High gears up for distance learning
A look at how North High School in St. Paul equipped nearly 1,700 students with laptops in a short amount of time for distance learning.
