Greater Support for Charter Schools Offers a Path for New York To Address Devastating Covid ‘Learning Loss’

The Empire State ranks among the bottom 20 states in this decline, despite having the most expensive public schools in the nation.

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Students in class. Tima Miroshnichenko via pexels.com, file

With New York students facing challenges in recovering from the pandemic’s impact on their education — especially among the lowest-performing students, who have not made significant progress in the past few years — charter schools are emerging as a way to turn these trends around. 

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