It’s well established by now that the challenges posed by the pandemic disproportionately affected students in high-poverty schools, in communities where the internet can be elusive, assistance nonexistent, and even food shortages common. Parents who could not work remotely scrambled to find a place for their kids to spend the day. Many quit their jobs altogether, and still, children in these communities fell even further behind.
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The Pandemic Revealed How Broken Public Education Is
