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New York fourth graders have some catching up to do in their math and reading exam scores, according to a report released on March 13 by the state's

A new third grade retention law could strap school systems like Metro Nashville Public Schools, which is already understaffed.

Kid Scoop News, developed by a nonprofit in California, is being used in classrooms across the country and in western North Dakota. The project aims to boose literacy and cultivate a newspaper habit.

The New York State Comptroller highlighted NAEP data, calling attention to how New York is spending pandemic relief money to address learning loss.

/PRNewswire/ - Paper™, the leading Educational Support System (ESS), today announced that it has acquired Readlee, an innovative learning tool that uses...

Forty years ago, President Ronald Reagan announced the findings of a study on the state of education in ...

A course critics say is outdated, inaccessible and not needed for success in humanities — or STEM — is still seen as critical to college

Michigan Democrats finalized legislation Tuesday that would repeal part of a GOP law that required schools to hold back struggling readers who are a year or more behind after third grade. Research shows Black and low-income students were far more likely to be held back. 

The peak of COVID-19 may seem to be behind us, but schools are still feeling its effects, especially when it comes to student learning

Both California and San Diego County officials have declared an end to their COVID-19 health emergencies but some things may not ever go back to what we thought...