

Unfinished Business: What Must Come Next for Public Education, Five Years After Pandemic Shutdowns
The Current Crisis
Five years after the pandemic disrupted education, public schools are still struggling to recover. Achievement gaps have widened, student performance is in decline, and many schools have reverted to an outdated, ineffective system that fails to meet...
OUR LATEST WORK
This report distills five years of research to understand how the pandemic reshaped public education. Drawing from over 100 reports...
As we continue to grapple with the long-term effects of the pandemic on K-12 education, the need for high-quality research...
The Current Crisis
Five years after the pandemic disrupted education, public schools are still struggling to recover. Achievement gaps have...
Observers have started to craft different narratives about where artificial intelligence (AI) will lead us, but we can’t know how...
About CRPE
The Center on Reinventing Public Education is a nonpartisan research and policy analysis center. Since 1993, we have studied innovative, evidence-based solutions to improve public education. We believe public education is a goal—to prepare every child for citizenship, economic independence, and personal fulfillment—rather than a set of institutions. From this foundation, we strive to understand and advocate for necessary changes in policy and practice to meet the needs of every student. CRPE is part of Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation.