Week of 7/5: What's Uncertain
Burbio's data was the basis for a study published on June 29th in the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) on disparities in learning...
Burbio's data was the basis for a study published on June 29th in the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) on disparities in learning...
This week we look at early indications of district spending plans based on the recent stimulus, as well as some major retailers and how their...
In addition to observations from across the US, we note the impending school start dates for 2021/22 that are coming up in early August.
In addition to observations from across the US, this week we feature a look back on in-person trends over the course of the year with a series of...
K-12 transitions have come to a close as the numbers are now fixed for the balance of the year, with just over 30% of US K-12 students attending...
This week we feature a "Year-In-Review" summary of in-person learning in big city districts versus the balance of the country as well as evolving...
Transitions slowed to a crawl this week but we did see some interesting policy movement at the state and local level with regard to re-openings. We...
Transitions are almost complete and we expect the academic year to end with roughly 30% of US K-12 students attending either hybrid or virtual...
As the year comes to a close there are very few transitions - from virtual to in-person, or from hybrid to traditional - left to be made, so the...
The continued drop in virtual this week was driven by grades 6-12 as the "Always Virtual" areas with long phase-ins offered in-person to more of...
This week the virtual-only figure took another drop as now 5.6% of all K-12 students are attending virtual-only schools. This week we examine the...
Over sixty percent of US K-12 students now attend schools that offer traditional in-person learning and less than ten percent attend virtual only...