Now that many students are back in the classroom after months of remote learning due to the pandemic, educators and parents are assessing how much the pandemic truly affected kids.
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Alex Torres-Perez takes a look at how big a learning gap due to the pandemic is and its impact on students.
On Monday, the Medford School District officially brought back all of its students, elementary through high school, back to..