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Kamisha Burlingame, a fourth-grade teacher at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School, thought she was attending a school-wide assembly Wednesday encouraging students during ACT Aspire testing week. Instead, she was surprised with a Milken Educator Award and $25,000.

Kamisha Burlingame, a fourth-grade teacher at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School, thought she was attending a school-wide assembly Wednesday encouraging students during ACT Aspire testing week. Instead, she was surprised with a Milken Educator Award and $25,000.

/PRNewswire/ -- Designed by veteran teachers, National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) authors, and nationally recognized literacy experts, ThinkCERCA is...

A school district in Odessa, Texas, has adopted a highly structured virtual tutoring program that connects students with instructional support from other parts of the country and pays the contractor based on results.

As Illinois plans to move away from the IAR, a bill banning testing for the youngest students has passed a House education committee

/PRNewswire/ -- Fusion Academy, the nations most engaging school, will bring its accredited personalized learning model of one teacher to one student for each...

Expanding in Colorado, California, Florida, and Opening its First Campus in TennesseeGRAND RAPIDS, Mich., March 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Fusion Ac...

Evanston/Skokie School District 65 and Evanston Township High School/District 202 discussed expanding their shared literacy goal to include social-emotional learning during a Tuesday joint meeting.  Assistant Superintendents of Curriculum and Instruction for District 65 and District 202 Stacy Beardsley and Pete Bavis gave updates on the literacy goal’s progress.   The goal, established in 2014, aims...

MIDDLEBURY-SOUTHBURY — The Region 15 Board of Education suspended a masking policy and heard a presentation about a new student testing service at its meeting on Monday, February 14.

Superintendent Kermit Ward got the go-ahead Thursday night from the Clarksville ISD to pursue a four-day school week for the district’s schools.