Jason Godfrey

2 months ago | the74million.org | Thomas Kane |Jason Godfrey

Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter January 28 marked the last day that schools could spend most of their federal COVID-relief funds—the largest one-time education appropriation in history. The very next day, the nation’s report card delivered sobering news: Student achievement largely remains stagnant or in decline.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Thomas Kane |Jason Godfrey

January 28 marked the last day that schools could spend most of their federal COVID-relief funds—the largest one-time education appropriation in history. The very next day, the nation’s report card delivered sobering news: Student achievement largely remains stagnant or in decline. With pandemic relief dollars largely gone and academic recovery still elusive, schools are entering a defining moment—one that calls for bold action in the wake of severe budget cuts.