How San Diego students and schools are doing, 5 years since COVID started

Results from the standardized test assessment known as the nation's report card show students across the country are falling behind on reading skills.The assessment comes roughly five years since COVID-19 first emerged as a global health threat and reflects the continued impact of the pandemic on education.While fourth graders in San Diego have seen some improvement in math, according to the exam scores, economic advantages continue to play a major role in success or failure.Our education roundtable discusses what the results mean for San Diego's students, schools, and the future of education.Guests:Katie Anastas, education reporter, KPBSJakob McWhinney, education reporter, Voice of San DiegoResources:Voice of San Diego parents guide to San Diego schools