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Over the next five months, legislators in Oregon will consider more than 100 proposals that could impact hundreds of thousands of students statewide.

Democrats have made repealing the Republican-authored third grade retention law a top priority since taking control of the Legislature this year.

$122 billion in federal pandemic recovery money has been allocated to schools based on poverty levels but learning loss distribution is more complex.

Dozens of education proposals are up for discussion in the Legislature, including on the quality of Oregon schools and the workforce.

“To equip Georgia’s young students with the right tools for success and prepare them as our next generation of leaders, we must empower families with the ability to choose the best educational environment for their children,” declared Gov. Brian Kemp, a Republican, in his recent proclamation declaring January 22-28 School Choice Week in Georgia. The Georgia legislature may soon consider a proposal to give families greater freedom to choose learning environments that align with their values...

New Mexico's third public education secretary in four years has announced his retirement, saying he has a critical need to focus on his family and his health.

A new paper adds to the mounting evidence that school-age children across the globe experienced significant setbacks in their learning progress during the Covid-19 pandemic.

With an expert panel, CMC digs into the damage done by the pandemic to education and the key initiatives now working to close the COVID elementary-age learning gap in Central Ohio.

With a pause in school testing, now is the perfect time for Michigan to rethink its punitive third-grade reading law.