- The data from North Carolina schools shows that in-person learning is more effective—and can be safe with masking and vaccination, regardless of community infection rates. —New York Times
- The CDC recommends quarantines for unvaccinated students and school staff, with temporary masking recommendations for vaccinated students exposed to Covid-19. —K12 Dive
- All Ohio school districts’ fall reopening plan have students in-person five days a week, but most also keep masks optional in schools, despite the recommendations of health experts and the CDC. —Dayton Daily News
- “Researchers are developing artificial intelligence aimed at keeping students engaged and saving educators’ time.” —WSJ
- More than 1 million children didn’t enroll in local schools because of the pandemic, many of them kindergarteners from low-income families. And for many, the choice stemmed from frustration with what schools were delivering during the closures. —New York Times
