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The Roadmap to Educating for American Democracy provides guidance on improving civic education — but we need to invest in implementing it.

Test scores in history and civics have declined slightly for eighth-grade students in the U.S., according to results that show an increasing number of children lack a basic understanding of either subject.

COVID could just be one factor for nationwide eighth grade NAEP scores.

Here are five questions of medium difficulty from the eighth-grade U.S. history test given by the federal government.

"Now is not the time for politicians to try to extract double-digit cuts to education funding," said Education Secretary Cardona.

More college students in the U.S. are "stopping out" and not re-enrolling, according to a new report. In North Dakota, state lawmakers hope their efforts can keep regional campuses from looking emptier. ...

Many Rhode Islanders are fortunate enough to have had a positive public school experience. I was one of the lucky ones. Growing up in Scituate, I had access to excellent teachers, a safe learning environment, and relatively small class sizes. My local pub

How a criticism of voucher programs actually provides a strong defense

BG1454ES: Still Leaving Children Behind: The House and SenateEducation Bills

As the end of the school year approaches, a large number of US students are facing an unpleasant possibility: They may be asked to repeat a grade due to low