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Fear of the COVID virus may be largely gone, but the consequences of the mistakes made trying to combat its spread will be with us for a long time.

The surge of inflation under President Joe Biden has given many people flashbacks to the 1970s. Sadly, the latest data released by the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) evokes

Fear of the COVID virus may be largely gone, but the consequences of the mistakes made trying to combat its spread will be with us for a long time.

(The Center Square) – Liv Finne, education director of the free market Washington Policy Center think tank, used a sharp dip in reading and math since 2020 for U.S. 13-year-olds

(The Center Square) – The Seattle Department of Education and Early Learning will be funding 16 community-based organizations with $7.2 million to help students who have not yet met grade-level

The affirmative action ruling will have limited effect here, but it’s still vital to improve learning for Black and Hispanic children. | Opinion

Teachers colleges have only a year to align their coursework with new state law that requires the science of reading to be taught in schools.

According to preliminary state assessment and graduation data from the 2022-23 school year, Mesa Public Schools continued to recover from pandemic-driven drops in student achievement but the numbers are still

Randi Weingarten admitted that there was learning loss as a result of school lockdowns amid the COVID-19 pandemic during an interview with the New York Times.