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North Carolina has an abundance of programs using the best standards for instructing prospective teachers on how to teach children to read, according to a group that evaluates those programs.

When Tom Ackerman first began his teaching career in Harford County, the end of the school day always brought about frustration.

Arkansas ranked 43rd in the 2023 Annie E. Casey Kids Count Data Book, which measures child well-being across four domains.

A new study has found that the more schools kept kids online, the worse their pass rates on state standardized tests were.

With too many third-graders falling behind in reading, Tennessee is strengthening standards and increasing support for struggling students.

With too many third-graders falling behind in reading, Tennessee is strengthening standards and increasing support for struggling students.

With too many third-graders falling behind in reading, Tennessee is strengthening standards and increasing support for struggling students.

National Assessment of Educational Progress may be delayed to shield politicians from accountability.

If Illinois wants to get the best student achievement bang for its taxpayer buck, it should stop subsidizing the choice to send children to a private school.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper has declared a “state of emergency” though there’s no hurricane on the horizon or pandemic threatening to break out.