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BLOOMINGTON, MN (PRWEB) March 07, 2023 -- Renaissance, a global leader in pre-K–12 education technology, announces the release of its much-anticipated What

Math learning suffered during the pandemic. Colorado lawmakers want to invest in after-school tutoring, teacher training, and resources to help parents help their kids.

Testing requirements in No Child Left Behind are causing a "race tothe bottom" that threatens to eliminate academic transparency about student performance, denying parents, citizens, and policymakersneeded information on school performance. Congress should endfederal goals for student testing and allow states to opt out ofNCLB and reassert their policymaking authority.

New Mexico would boost the minimum number of required instructional hours for students under legislation approved by the House. But districts would have flexibility in how to carry out the

Quad City Times. March 3, 2023.

States and school districts have less than two years to use the rest of the federal pandemic recovery money earmarked for learning loss.

States and school districts have less than two years to use the rest of the federal pandemic recovery money earmarked for learning loss.

Members of Congress will soon have the opportunity to grantlow-income District of Columbia families the chance to choose wheretheir children attend school. If every Member who uses privateschools votes to give disadvantaged D.C. families the same access,the legislation will pass. In the past three years, every piece ofparental choice legislation would have passed if those whoexercised choice in their own families had voted with supporters ofschool choice.

Love or hate Gov. Sarah Sanders LEARNS legislation, its an absolute joy to have education discussed as a true priority.

Students of color are discriminated against in minor and major ways in schools, writes guest writer Gabriella Aubel.