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There is a steep increase this year in the percentage of third-graders behind in reading skills — a troubling trend that was far worse for students who spent significant time learning remotely when they were in second grade during the pandemic.

This catastrophe cannot be remedied so long as the education establishment remains in denial—or complicit.

Although Iowa used to be at the top, several education rankings show Iowa in the middle of the pack compared to other states. KCCI's Amanda Rooker looked through decades of data to find out how Iowa public schools are really doing.

Federal data from the National Assessment of Education Progress shows reading is at its lowest level in nearly a decade in kids ages 9-13. One local young woman is trying

The failure of Oklahoma’s public-school system to produce enough students proficient in core academic subjects is creating significant workforce

If school choice opponents refer Arizona’s education savings accounts expansion to the ballot, they will find voter sentiment has shifted.

96% of Hillsborough County Public Schools earned a "C" grade or higher on the 2022 FSA, 10% higher than in 2019.

New guidance on the statutory progress check has an emphasis on working with parents and understanding home learning. Co-author Megan Pacey explains its importance

“Let’s expand school choice any way we can,” Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey said earlier this year. On Friday, the legislature complied.

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