When Is It Safe for Schools to Open? Many States Haven’t Given Clear Answers
Education Week covers CRPE’s analysis of state health guidance for school districts amid the pandemic.
Most urban schools will start the year with all-remote learning
CRPE’s nationally representative review of district reopening plans is featured in Axios.
Disrupted schooling will deepen inequality for American students
Robin Lake is quoted in The Economist on widening inequities in education amid the pandemic.
How 18 top charter school networks are refining remote learning for the fall
Eighteen leading charter school organizations are strengthening curriculum offerings and modifying schedules — although their plans are less detailed than districts’ on remote learning improvements or lessons learned from the spring.
Urban, High-Poverty Schools Prefer Remote Instruction Under COVID-19, Report Finds
CRPE’s brief Getting Back to School: An Update on Plans from Across the Country is featured in Education Week.
Big City Schools Are Less Likely to Reopen for In-Person Instruction
CRPE’s nationally representative review of district reopening plans is featured in US News & World Report.
Politics, not science, driving many school opening plans
State and federal leaders must urgently issue clear and objective guidance to ensure school reopenings follow the science of the virus, not the politics of the moment.
Remote reboot: How are students faring this time around?
Robin Lake is quoted in the Christian Science Monitor on remote learning in the fall.
School, coronavirus, risk: In Syracuse, they don’t have the suburbanites’ confidence
Betheny Gross is quoted in the Syracuse Post-Standard on remote learning.
With Maryland students learning from home, what will a typical school day look like?
Bree Dusseault is quoted in the Baltimore Sun about Maryland’s start to the 2020 school year.
