Children who are not actively learning over the summer are at risk of falling behind when they return to the classroom, ...

Summer break is here, but experts say learning doesn’t have to take a break with it. Dr. Deana Thayer, Family and Education ...

Summer means no school for the kids, but that also comes at a price: a pause in learning. Summer slide is what professionals call it: A decline in knowledge gained throughout the school year because ...

Summer learning programs aren’t new, but in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and continued learning loss and student achievement gaps, these programs are on the rise. “The impacts of the pandemic’s ...

Summer learning loss, also known as the “summer slide,” represents a significant challenge in education where students experience academic regression during extended breaks from formal instruction.

Over the summer, kids can lose as much as 34% of the ground they gained in school, studies say. Green Bay area experts offer ...

Birmingham City Schools’ Chief Academic Officer Dr. Pamela Williams said summer learning loss is a real concern for students ...

There’s no shortage of commentary about what students shouldn’t be doing when school lets out—Playing video games! Scrolling social media! Decomposing on the couch!—but what should they do instead?

When it comes to summer learning, the benefits are well documented. Students who consistently attend well-planned, high-quality programs achieve higher scores on math and language arts testing. They ...

Summer has arrived. For kids, this might mean freedom from schoolwork. But for parents, it can also mean the summer care scramble—the stressful (and expensive) need for working parents to piece ...