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Fortune | Students are behind after the pandemic, and schools are crunched to catch up before state tests

By Josh FeinbergDecember 2, 2021
Director of Curriculum and Programming Stephanie Nantell argues that when schools prioritize subjects like math and science over art and music as teachers in an effort to reverse “learning loss” caused by the pandemic, students miss out on the impact of arts education.
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