Amanda Lu
@amandaluedu.bsky.social
Postdoc at the National Student Support Accelerator | Incoming faculty director at the Georgetown McCourt School of Public Policy
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I hope this paper offers communities reprieve from the impacts of closure. As a former NOLA educator, I've watched many closure conversations that miss the point. Here's to understanding the stakes and finding paths forward to fortify our public education system.
📢 #EdWorkingPapers: What if school closures don’t really end when the doors shut?
@francis_pearman & Amanda Lu show that schools are adaptive ecosystems and their social, cultural, and institutional networks often persist long after “closure.”
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@francis_pearman & Amanda Lu show that schools are adaptive ecosystems and their social, cultural, and institutional networks often persist long after “closure.”
📄 buff.ly/KqC3Mky
November 13, 2025 at 4:58 PM
I hope this paper offers communities reprieve from the impacts of closure. As a former NOLA educator, I've watched many closure conversations that miss the point. Here's to understanding the stakes and finding paths forward to fortify our public education system.
Reposted by Amanda Lu
📢 #EdWorkingPapers: What if school closures don’t really end when the doors shut?
@francis_pearman & Amanda Lu show that schools are adaptive ecosystems and their social, cultural, and institutional networks often persist long after “closure.”
📄 buff.ly/KqC3Mky
@francis_pearman & Amanda Lu show that schools are adaptive ecosystems and their social, cultural, and institutional networks often persist long after “closure.”
📄 buff.ly/KqC3Mky
November 13, 2025 at 4:02 PM
📢 #EdWorkingPapers: What if school closures don’t really end when the doors shut?
@francis_pearman & Amanda Lu show that schools are adaptive ecosystems and their social, cultural, and institutional networks often persist long after “closure.”
📄 buff.ly/KqC3Mky
@francis_pearman & Amanda Lu show that schools are adaptive ecosystems and their social, cultural, and institutional networks often persist long after “closure.”
📄 buff.ly/KqC3Mky