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Teresa Przybyslawski, an interventionist at Chicago’s Brunson Elementary School, works with a student on multiplication and division using flashcards. School districts around the country are pushing to help students bounce back from the pandemic’s profound academic damage. (Christian K. Lee / For Chalkbeat)

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Chicago schools tapped hundreds of academic interventionists to catch students up after COVID. Is it working?

By 
Mila Koumpilova
 | May 25, 2023, 11:00am UTC
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