What strategies have school districts used in the past during temporary school closures?

I'm looking for some resources, ideally research studies/articles, that look at school district strategies during longer-term temporary closures. This could include natural disasters like the California fires, or anything else where schools had to be shut down and kids stayed home. I've been able to find info on student outcomes, mainly around absenteeism, but I'd love to learn about how those closures impacted things like giving kids grades, school selection processes, missed assessments, etc, to see what the effects of those strategies looked like.

Submitted March 19, 2020 at 01:26PM by tinker12 https://ift.tt/3dd8iPZ