War Creates Educational Crisis for Young Ukrainian Refugees

Russian forces have destroyed hundreds of schools in Ukraine, negatively impacting education for those who have fled the country.
Over 1.5 million Ukrainian refugees now live in Poland, struggling to continue their schooling in a new language and education system.
Refugee families face instability, frequently moving and changing schools, compounding learning challenges.
Teenaged refugees, in particular, often drop out of Polish schools, missing both education and social development.
The effects of disrupted learning will haunt this generation of Ukrainian youth for years to come.