Learning Loss - The Tennessee Firefly

The new school year is underway across Tennessee and teachers, administrators, parents, and students are looking forward to new opportunities.

Most of the programs school districts have implemented to address COVID learning loss are doomed to fail. Despite well-intended and.

This story was produced by The 74, a non-profit, independent news organization focused on education in America. A new review of COVID-era research.

A new poll of teachers and staff by Tennesseans for Student Success is showing many wouldn’t recommend others to follow.

New research on post-pandemic student achievement presents a sobering picture, offering a reality check for anyone who might think recovery.

It’s been two-and-a-half years since Reid Orlando lost his mother and he continues to feel the sting. His mom, a.

In the earliest weeks of the pandemic, researchers associated with NWEA made two jaw-dropping predictions. The first — that school.

The Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE) released the 2020-2022 Accelerating Tennessee Report this week to showcase the steps that have.

Rural school districts suffered the smallest academic setbacks in math during COVID compared to urban and suburban systems, yet simultaneously.

Federal test scores released last week illustrated the extent of COVID’s impact on K-12 learning, revealing the largest-ever math declines.