We are getting an in-depth look at just how much the COVID-19 pandemic impacted our local students and it is a deficit that experts say will linger for years.
The 6abc Data Journalism Team analyzed learning loss across all the local districts in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, based on test scores.
Students in Camden, New Jersey lost a year and a half grade level in math. That's among the 30 worst declines in all U.S. school districts.Philadelphia students lost nearly a full grade level in math, which is worse than the state average. But only a third of a year in reading, which was better than Pennsylvania overall.But in Haddonfield, New Jersey, students actually gained 20% of a grade level in reading.Copyright © 2023 WPVI-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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