Megan Turner
A Harvard study found students in high-poverty districts had much less in-person instruction and lost more ground academically … Clay Travis isn’t surprised.
The study’s authors said the “striking and important finding was that remote instruction had much more negative impacts in high-poverty schools.”
Here’s what OutKick founder Clay Travis had to say:
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Of course it was. Those of us with half a brain knew that remote schooling was fine for upper middle class and wealthy families because many of those families have either flexible work from home ability or a stay at home parent. Duh. Demokkkrats don’t really help the people they claim to help.