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Session Type: Roundtable Session
This roundtable examines the widespread and disparate impacts of COVID-19 on student outcomes across four contexts: Virginia, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Atlanta, Georgia. Existing research has focused on short-term impacts and test-based outcomes. When considering school operations, researchers have focused primarily on learning modality. We expand the literature to examine longer-term recovery, outcomes beyond standardized test scores, district operational decisions beyond learning modality, and novel programs intended to support student recovery. The papers draw on longitudinal student-level data to estimate effects of the pandemic, district policies, and recovery programs on a range of test and non-test outcomes. We will synthesize findings from across policy contexts and outcomes to explore broader lessons related to the pandemic’s disproportionate impact on vulnerable populations.
COVID-19, School District Reopening Operations, and Student Math Performance in Virginia - Beth Schueler, University of Virginia; Luke C. Miller, University of Virginia; Amy L. Reynolds, University of Utah
Did Remote Learning Lead to Different Education and Health Outcomes in Pennsylvania? - Steve Lipscomb, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc; Duncan D. Chaplin, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc; Ijun Lai, Mathematica; Alma Vigil, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc; Hena Matthias, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc
Continued Pandemic Impacts on Student Outcomes in North Carolina and the Role of School Resilience - Sarah Crittenden Fuller, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kevin C. Bastian, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Tom Swiderski, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Camille Noel Mikkelsen, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Efficacy of Online Instructional Materials to Accelerate Student Achievement Growth - Jennifer Suzanne Darling-Aduana, Georgia State University; K. Jurée Capers, Georgia State University