Join us Tuesday November 30th.

Students Fall Months Behind in Reading and Math

When the pandemic disrupted schools in spring 2020, educators predicted remote learning would set up many children for failure, especially students of color and those from poor families. Test scores from the first months of remote learning showed students falling months behind in reading and math. This fall, as many students returned to classrooms for the first time after 18 months of disruptions, some teachers have found the learning loss is worse than projected. (Wall Street Journal: by Yoree Koh, Oct 2021)

Help a Student Catch Up

If you want to become part of the change you hope to see in our community…If you have a Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) on being part of the solution… If you want to change the trajectory of a student’’s life today—please take a moment to donate on Giving Tuesday to help a student catch up. You won’t regret it!

COVID-19 has created “a perfect storm” of conditions that have jeopardized children’s education. Together as a community we can affect vast amounts of change with sustainable results.

Donate before or on Giving Tuesday, November 30th. 

Learn more about the COVID-19 pandemic and learning loss