The percentage of children who could not perform basic skills grew after two years of school closures during the pandemic, confirming our worst fears
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The test scores of children from lower-income households declined more than their peers
New legislation would allow states and school districts to provide funding directly to parents to help students
Biden’s proposed fix to the family glitch may work in the short term, but lawmaking through executive order and regulatory interpretation is vulnerable to policy reversals in subsequent administrations
The most consequential part of the decision memo clarified Medicaid's responsibilities in covering the drug
Two years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, states have only spent about 20 percent
While policymakers and public health leaders faced many challenging decisions, it has become clear that prolonged public school closures were an avoidable
The FDA's standards for accelerated approval are only effective if they are enforced