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Hillsdale College’s affiliated charter schools are asking for an exception in Tennessee law to teach a curriculum linked with Common Core, which state lawmakers banned twice. American Classical …

Hillsdale College's affiliated charter schools are asking for an exception in Tennessee law to teach a curriculum linked with Common Core.

Researchers concluded that teaching "Core Knowledge" can remove the reading gap between rich and poor children. But the study included very few low-income students.

Nine researchers, most of whom hail from the University of Virginia, trumpeted a study of Colorado charter schools as the first long-term study of a knowledge-rich curriculum and the first to show outsized gains on state assessments.

The Smackover-Norphlet School District Board of Directors met on Monday and heard discussion on a new intervention program that will be implemented on its campuses in the 2023-24 school year.

MAINTAINING a strong immune system is crucial for individuals aged over 40 to protect against chronic health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer.

No Child Left Behind represents a prescriptive, complex,one-size-fits-all federal policy that undermines the principles ofstandards, assessments, and accountability by trying to implementthem from Washington, D.C. Rather than using the blunt instrumentof "proficiency" testing, states should be free to use innovativemeasures of academic progress over time.

Some 40 category winners and 105 finalists are named the 2023 edition of the American Association of Publishers' annual PROSE Awards.

Denver officials wanted their new elementary school reading curriculum to better reflect students. Here’s how they changed it to make it more culturally responsive and inclusive.

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