Published 2 years ago

Why Black students thrive in summer camp

Summary by Ground News

Polls show Black parents overwhelmingly look for summer opportunities that keep their children excited about learning, teach them new skills, and prevent them from losing academic ground. The push comes from research about summer learning loss, especially the impact on low-income kids, and how being engaged with learning over the summer can help kids get ahead.

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New Pittsburgh Courier

Why Black students thrive in summer camp

Polls show Black parents overwhelmingly look for summer opportunities that keep their children excited about learning, teach them new skills, and prevent them from losing academic ground. by Maya Pottiger, Word In Black As the school year simmers down and the heat turns up, the summer months look different for everyone. Some kids are shooting hoops at basketball camp, while others sit poolside or earn some cash at a summer job.Every summer, mil…

2 years ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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The Michigan Chronicle

Why Black Students Thrive in Summer Camp

Polls show Black parents overwhelmingly look for summer opportunities that keep their children excited about learning, teach them new skills, and prevent them from losing academic ground. by Maya PottigerJune 16, 2022 As the school year simmers down and the heat turns up, the summer months look different for everyone. Some kids are shooting … Continued

2 years ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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