remote learning

There were measurable impacts of the pandemic on enrollment, attendance and test scores.

President Gary Miller outlines plans for a safe return to in-person learning and other campus events.

After a year of online learning, many students and families are all too happy to ditch the laptops for a summer break and fully return to school in person next year, in whatever form that takes. But for some multinational families, online schooling offered a unique opportunity to take learning on the road and be with loved ones abroad.

Educators tell NPR that the stress of teaching through the pandemic has affected their health and their personal lives. "It's like nothing I've experienced before," one teachers says.

Immigrant families struggle to support their kids and communities in an age of online learning.

Immigrant families struggle to support their kids and communities in an age of online learning.

College students explain what it's like to learn and work in the field in the midst of a pandemic.

College students explain what it's like to learn and work in the field in the midst of a pandemic.

13 year-old, Jayson Rowe, shares how he has adjusted to the world of remote learning as a middle schooler with ADD.

13 year-old, Jayson Rowe, shares how he has adjusted to the world of remote learning as a middle schooler with ADD.