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    SCHOOL SURVEY SHOWS ‘CRITICAL GAPS’ FOR IN-PERSON LEARNING

    Mar 26, 2021 4 minutes

    Nearly half of U.S. elementary schools were open for full-time classroom learning as of last month, but the share of students with in-person instruction has varied greatly by region and by race, with most nonwhite students taught entirely online, according to a Biden administration survey.

    For the White House, the results of the national survey released this week mark the starting line for President Joe Biden’s pledge to have most K-8 schools open full time in his first 100 days in office. But they also show that he never had far to go to meet that goal.

    Among schools that enroll fourth graders, 47% offered full-time

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