Summer is a time when many children struggle. Get the facts.
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It’s no wonder that people are talking about summer learning. Recent research continues to show that children who fail to engage in high-quality summer learning fall behind, contributing to a persistent achievement gap. There are health consequences as well, with aimless, unproductive summers contributing to poor nutrition and obesity.
As an issue, high-quality summer learning—or the lack of it—affects children, parents, educators and all of society. The media is taking notice, with stories and opinion pieces appearing regularly in newspapers and on radio, television and the web.
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Getting the Word Out
If you are a media representative who wants to find out more, you can start by contacting Kate Shatzkin at 410-856-1370 ext. 208 or email kshatzkin@summerlearning.org.
To see all of this year's coverage, click here. To view recent press releases, click here.
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