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They don’t teach this in New York City public schools, but: Good morning, children, the teachers union is adding to the city’s looming fiscal crisis.

NEW BUFFALO — When school starts again in the fall, New Buffalo Elementary pupils will have a new principal.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — The National Council on Teacher Quality recently recognized MTSU’s Department of Elementary and Special Education with an A+ distinction for using the most effective, research-based methods of reading instruction.   “We left no doubt that we are doing the highest quality reading instruction,” said Eric Oslund, chair of the department. “We’ve re...

Homicides and suicides among young Americans reached their highest levels in decades during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to ...

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – The National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ) recognized Mississippi as one of the top two states for ensuring scientifically-based reading instruction in teacher preparation programs. According to the Mississippi Department of Education, the report provides up-to-date information on how teacher preparation programs prepare aspiring teachers to teach children to read. The report highlighted three Mississippi universities: [...]

Call me cynical. Just when I think that I can’t be shocked anymore, something jumps out that so totally assaults my senses it almost makes me speechless — with almost being the operative word. So here...

Even 3 years after the pandemic, parents are still seeing the impact and many are turning to tutoring to bridge that learning gap.

Fifteen percent of Oregon parents of young children quit, changed or refused a job because of child care problems, the annual Kids Count report found.

Fifteen percent of Oregon parents of young children quit, changed or refused a job because of child care problems, the annual Kids Count report found.