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School districts in the United States are responding to the coronavirus disease 2019( COVID-19) pandemic in significantly different ways.... Parents' demands may still change public education in the long run, but the authors did not find evidence for this thus far. Key Findings Districts have expanded services for 2021–2022 Nine out of ten district leaders said their district offered summer programming in 2021.... Seven out of ten districts will offer personal computing devices to K–5 students

Research Questions What were district leaders' most-prevalent concerns in the 2021–2022 school year?... Policymakers had hoped that the 2021–2022 school year would be a chance to recover from coronavirus disease 2019( COVID-19) pandemic–related disruptions to schooling.... Instead, media reports of staff shortages, heated or even violent school board meetings, increased student misbehavior, low student and teacher attendance, and enrollment declines suggest increased — rather than decreased —

This ballot initiative was submitted by the Massachusetts Nurses Association( MNA) and would expand the 2014 mandate that increased nurse-to-patient ratios in Massachusetts' intensive care units( ICUs) to other hospital wards.... Beginning January 1, 2004, the minimum nurse-to-patient ratio for medical-surgical wards was one nurse per six patients, and the ratio changed to one nurse per five patients starting in March 2005.... The law's phasing in was completed in 2008, by which time, on most

Research Questions What types of staffing challenges do districts face during the 2021–2022 school year?... Has the COVID-19 pandemic caused shortages among school staff?... If so, for which positions are the shortages most acute?...