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True, its a national snapshot, but news on achievement test scores of United States students is not getting any better.

Following reports of plummeting test scores, Duluth learning centers are providing ways parents can use this summer period to set their kids up for success before the next academic session.

Back in 2021, Congress passed what became known as the American Rescue Plan. The nearly two trillion dollar spending behemoth had funds in for nearly everything under the sun and it was touted as a wa...

Scores from a national standardized test show 13-year-olds dropped in their reading and math proficiency, continuing a downward trend since the COVID pandemic. But Florida educational experts are more concerned about upcoming social studies and civics scores.

Announced as the new superintendent of Sampson County Schools on June 20, Dr. Jamie King is coming to town with listening ears, but ready to get to work.

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

ATLANTA— Georgia State University’s Georgia Policy Lab will be studying the effects of remote learning delivery and recovery strategies on K-12 student outcomes with $1.85 million in federal funding.

It wasn’t just a blip, or a bump in the road.

On average, public-school students lost historic ground in math (10 points) and reading (6 points) since before the pandemic, according to latest NAEP data.

It’s a clear a case of putting the fox in charge of the henhouse as ever you’ll see: American Federation of Teachers honcho Randi Weingarten just got named to the Department of Homeland Security’s School Safety Advisory Committee.