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The Virginia governor advocated for tax cuts, education reform, addressing law enforcement vacancies, mental health programs and abortion restrictions.

When the ball in Times Square dropped at the stroke of midnight on Jan. 1, Gov. Hochul was officially sworn in to a four-year term to which she was elected in her own right. It was an historic moment for her and the state as the first female governor of New York.

Bureau of Indian Education schools are the subject of a proposal designed to create choices for the children enrolled in them.

Fully Funds Foundation Aid at Historic Level of Financial Support, Investing in Students More than Any Other State.

The Fact Checker checked seven claims Gov. Kim Reynolds made during her televised speech Tuesday night.

According to Teryn Zmuda, chief economist at the National Association of Counties, higher-paying is especially vulnerable because teachers have left the industry for higher paying private sector jobs.

(The Center Square) – Reading scores are down in Michigan among fourth graders from low-income households.

Data suggests Covid-era learning losses will have long-term negative effects on kids' lifetime earnings and the overall economy. 

DURHAM, NC & PALO ALTO, CA (PRWEB) January 11, 2023 -- The results of the 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) revealed the distressing