Dozens of cultural and educational institutions spent millions in taxpayers dollars from President Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package to fund programs pushing social and climate justice.

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Covid-19 infection affects each person differently, and the recovery journey is no different. Although you may want to hit the ground running following infection, it is important to listen and adapt ...

Family engagement is an essential part of continued COVID recovery, but is often misunderstood when education policy is formed, leading to a lack of involvement from families, caregivers, and ...

Davion Williams wants to go to college. A counselor at his Detroit charter school last year helped him visualize that goal, but he knows he’ll need more help to navigate the application process. So he ...

For the past few years, North Carolina’s public schools have benefited from billions of dollars in federal funding to help adapt to disruption caused by a global pandemic and the aftereffects on ...

Two new studies shed light on the promise—and challenges—of learning recovery strategies that schools adopted in the wake of the pandemic. The key theme from the research is as much a truism as it is ...

The Trump administration in March abruptly reversed the Department of Education's prior decision to allow states to access hundreds of millions of dollars in remaining Covid aid funds for schools ...

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Food insecurity is linked to higher odds of long COVID and lower recovery likelihood among US adults with prior COVID-19 infection. SNAP participation and employment status significantly modify the ...