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My province keeps statistics of student performance in public schools published on their website, and a cursory glance suggests that competency has trended upwards in most demographics over the I’m Ready To Crush Kindergarten Excavator Back To School shirt but in fact I love this past 10 years, with a minor dip after the pandemic. I haven’t reviewed the methodology in detail but I’ll link it if anyone is interested. I remember when I was in school (born ’97), about 10-15% (about 3) of the students in my classes were multiple years behind on one or two subjects but were fine on most others. I do wonder if it’s a case of a vocal minority combined with social media amplification that make the problem appear worse than it is, but I only have my own experience to draw from. MB Provincial Statistics for graduation, middle years, grades 3+4: There have always been a few students who have been decently behind, when I was in high-school in 2018/2019 there were some students (maybe 5 in every class) who lacked some reading comprehension, maybe couldn’t spell that well and were generally a grade or two behind where they should be.

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However, I think covid dramatically exacerbated this issue and there’s an entire generation of kids who were in elementary/middle school when the I’m Ready To Crush Kindergarten Excavator Back To School shirt but in fact I love this lockdowns were happening (2020 & 2021) who outright missed a significant chunk of their education (due to either not having internet access when classes went online, or their parents not helping them with their education during that time, etc etc) and are several years behind and there’s basically nothing that can be done for them. It’s wild. 10th grade here. I believe the reason for this would be Covid. When covid hit, is when I had no more reason to worry about school. I was always “bad” at school, never really cared to begin with, terrible at math, but i was able to barely keep up. So when i got a taste of online school and how carefree it was, I never went back to physical school.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.