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The academic needs of gifted children should be as much a priority as those of any other child. Yet California does not identify gifted children in the critical early grades, let alone require programming for them.

The scores fell at record rates during the COVID-19 pandemic, prompting federal testing officials to conclude that the decline could potentially hinder the career plans of many young people. 

Speakers at a town hall Tuesday night said Delaware’s education system is in crisis, Delaware’s students are being indoctrinated by the woke...

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News from Grant County, New Mexico

A Pennsylvania teachers union conference last week featured a session on fighting parental rights advocacy.

Plus: Wells Fargo consolidating Twin Cities offices; Wolves are back in the playoffs; David's Bridal may close five Minnesota locations; U of M Regent Ken Powell stepping down as board's chair; more.

Americas future potential will significantly diminish if we continue to tread water in the rising tide of mediocrity.

High child care costs and lack of access to quality care leave parents struggling to take jobs and children missing out on kindergarten readiness help

Every year, taxpayers must send billions of dollars to Washington in order to fund federal education programs through the U.S. Department of Education and other agencies—which then redistribute that money back to individual states through a complex system of formula and competitive grant programs.