Archdiocese of Chicago Students Maintained Learning Progress Despite Pandemic – NBC5 (Chicago)

In contrast to the archdiocesan students, schools with predominantly white students who took the i-Ready exam lost an average of one to three months of learning over the spring of 2020 closures, and schools with predominantly Black and Latino students fell further behind, losing three to five months.
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5 years ago

Winning .. obviously the Archdiocese will need to be closed in order to normalize the public schools drop in scores.

‘Harrison Bergeron’ was meant to be a farce, not an instruction manual for the rubes.

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