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The winners comprise a diverse group of education stakeholders who proposed innovative policy ideas to address the alarming decline in student achievement and shape the future of K-12 education

Time was, when the school year ended, parents worried about "summer learning loss." Nowadays, there is less learning to worry about losing.

The $82 billion budget was the first opportunity in decades that Democrats have had to craft a budget that reflects their legislative priorities.

LANSING — Michigan lawmakers approved an $81.7 billion budget centering on education, infrastructure and the environment in what was the first opportunity in decades that Democrats have had to craft

Dear Editor: I have written a series of letters about the risk that America is losing its republic by reason of national suicide.

LANSING (AP) — Michigan lawmakers are working quickly ahead of a self-imposed July 1 deadline to pass a record budget that centers on educational investments

You're not supposed to quote the Bible in public schools these days, but America's schools in recent years could have benefited from one of the good book's most common phrases: “Be not afraid.”

As reading scores drop, summer programs at local libraries can help.

As post-pandemic life has returned to normalcy, it’s clear our children, though resilient, continue to struggle mightily. More than three years since government shutdowns to curb the spread of COVID-19

A new report documents that closing schools for months on end due to Covid scarred children’s learning — quite possibly for life.