As teachers across Southern California make final preparations for the new school year, almost all of them are getting ready to teach by remote learning. It's a process that's not only difficult for ...

Seven months into the school year at Linwood Holton Elementary, in Richmond, Virginia, Jenna Conway’s daughter takes a more relaxed approach to virtual kindergarten. Credit: Jenna Conway The Hechinger ...

Oregon leaders closed brick-and-mortar schools five years ago as the pandemic swept the planet. The switch to remote learning, as well as Oregon’s delayed return to in-person and hybrid classes, aimed ...

The pandemic-driven shift to remote learning contributed significantly to a dramatic drop in public school enrollment last year, especially among the nation’s youngest learners. As the nation reopens ...

EdSource · Hot classrooms, leaky roofs — one student’s fight for better school facilities In the summer of 2021, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the rollout of universal preschool across the state of ...

With the Delta variant of COVID-19 on the rise, school districts may have no choice but to opt for remote learning once again. For now, my Utah district is for the most part back in person, offering a ...

He’s teaching kids the wild things. Garett Talcott, a kindergarten teacher in Washington, has social media feeling as fuzzy as wuzzy the bear thanks to a viral TikTok video of him taking students on a ...

HIGH POINT, N.C.—Of all the students who suffered learning loss during the Covid-19 pandemic and remote schooling, one grade level has educators very concerned: the kindergartners. Kindergarten is ...

Carlsbad Municipal Schools announced on Saturday that Hillcrest Preschool will go to remote learning for from Jan. 31 to Feb. 4 due to a significant increase in positive COVID-19 cases among staff.

GREAT FALLS - It’s the first week back to school for students across the Treasure State, but one school in Great Falls isn’t seeing students anytime soon. Roosevelt Elementary has had an interesting ...

Much of my 5-year-old son’s experience of virtual kindergarten can be defined by what he and his classmates do not do together. There is no hot potato. No duck, duck, goose. They never sing songs.

This story about kindergarten enrollment was produced by The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, independent news organization focused on inequality and innovation in education. On April 20, Kentwood ...