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Burbio's  K-12 public education digest  highlights key data points from our team's proprietary research, covering school funding, budgets, enrollment, strategic planning, board meetings, and more. 
 
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Week of 5/24: Mapping Mask Mandates

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...

Week of 5/17: Masks And Schools

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...

Week of 5/3: Remaining Obstacles

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...

Week of 4/26: K-5 Virtual Nearing Zero

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...

Week of 4/19: YTD Averages

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...

Week of 4/5: Where Hybrid Predominates

The percent of K-12 students attending traditional schools increased this week as both virtual and hybrid declined for the second straight week,...

Week of 3/29: Year to Date Trends

This week represents the first time in our tracker that the percent of students attending virtual schools dropped in a given week and the percentage...

Week of 3/22: Where It Is Still Virtual

Over half of US K-12 students now attend schools with traditional learning and less than twenty percent attend virtual-only schools. The new 3 feet...

Week of 3/15: Executive Actions

The number of students attending virtual dropped by 2.9% this week to 20.8%. Middle and high school students returned to in-person learning a bit...

Week of 3/8: California Lagging

This week the percent of students attending "virtual" schools dropped to under 25% on a national level. "Always Virtual" regions are returning their...

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