According to Attendance Works, in the 2022-2023 school year, 61% of public schools saw high or extreme levels of chronic ...

At least 20 of the system’s 114 community colleges have so far announced plans to convert courses to online instruction in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the official name of the virus.

largely sparked by the Covid-19 pandemic. Taking classes online, though, isn’t ideal for Alcaraz, who is majoring in business administration and plans to transfer to Cal State Fullerton this fall. He ...

For academic performance, it doesn't matter whether students attend a lecture in person, stream it, or watch it later. The ...

Just prior to the pandemic, 21% of community college classes were online; that rate ballooned to nearly 70% of classes in 2020-21.

Before the coronavirus pandemic, international students studying at U.S. colleges and universities were allowed to take just one online class per term. Due to COVID-19, the U.S. government allowed ...

Students have increasingly begun to skip non-mandatory lectures or take fully-online courses, often to the detriment of their ...

Colleges are taking coronavirus prevention precautions, with hundreds opting for fully or partially online classes. But what does the shift to online classes mean for students with disabilities?

but the majority remain online. Sept. 2020:Springfield Public Schools returns to classes before closing doors again one week ...

SAN DIEGO — The University of San Diego is paying $1.4 million to settle a class action lawsuit filed by students who said they did not receive the education they were promised due to COVID-19 ...

COVID-19 was spreading rapidly in the U.S., and ... When lockdowns began in 2020, teachers had to quickly learn how to facilitate online classes through programs such as Canvas and Zoom.