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Poor test scores show the effects of school closures, remote learning on students
RALEIGH — Test results in reading, math, and science for the 2020-21 school year show the effects school closures and remote learning have had on public school students in North Carolina.
Test scores suggest remote-only learning is failing many N.C. students
RALEIGH — A majority of North Carolina public school students failed to pass end-of-course tests in fall 2020, according to new data from the N.C. Department of Public Instruction.
Richmond County Schools tentatively slated to reopen Feb. 1
HAMLET — Richmond County students are tentatively scheduled to return to classes the first week of February.
Reversing learning losses from remote classes a legislative priority
RALEIGH — It might be a new year, but remote learning isn’t over.
Richmond County Schools returning to remote learning next week, through January
HAMLET — All Richmond County public school students will have to finish out the last week of the semester from home, the Board of Education decided Thursday.
Parents share trials of remote learning with U.S. Education Secretary
RALEIGH — Virtual learning is taking a toll on Chloe Dixon’s children.
Richmond County School nursing staff, administration discuss protocols for upcoming school year
HAMLET — School personnel on Tuesday outlined to the Richmond County Board of Education on Tuesday just what the upcoming school year will look like — amidst the COVID-19 pandemic — when students return Aug. 17.
Gov. Cooper’s school reopening plan causes confusion for parents, students
RALEIGH — Gov. Roy Cooper’s school reopening plan creates confusion when parents and kids need a clear path forward, one education expert says.
School reopening plans raise questions of feasibility
RALEIGH — People are scratching their heads over the state’s health guidance about how schools can safely reopen.
N.C. schools will continue dealing with COVID-19 this fall and beyond
RALEIGH — It’s not certain whether COVID-19 will continue to spread through North Carolina this fall, but one thing is likely: The 2020-21 school year won’t be typical.
