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The pandemic has forced schools toward providing free food for all of America's children.

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With the disastrous impact that the coronavirus is having on education — now and for years to come — our stories are highlighting inequities in the ways schools deliver and sustain remote learning, and our reporters are digging into research about which interventions could help students catch up long term. And, importantly, we are exploring solutions and showcasing evidence-based models and innovations that might help resolve major education dilemmas as school systems grasp for ways to reach their most vulnerable students.

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