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In 2011, Arizona became the first state to adopt an ESA policy. Just over a decade later, nine states have ESAs and several others may soon follow suit.

From the column: "A game-changer in students’ lives (is) the right (of parents) to choose what works best for their family and the information and resources to do it."

Science of reading; student gains; early literacy; Read to Achieve; pandemic slide; reading intervention; poor test scores

Declining to renew the expanded Child Tax Credit was a mistake, and lawmakers should come together to pass this critical legislation.

WEST LEBANON — Twin State educators say they are unsurprised by the National Assessment of Educational Progress scores released in the fall, which showed declines in reading and math scores between 2019 and 2021, before and amid the COVID-19...

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

All the news that fits, and more: Your first look at Sunshine State politics and policy news.

 

Staffing shortages are among the challenges that have left students in special education physically at risk and academically unserved — even though they are among the student groups in greatest need after more than two school years of pandemic disruptions.

The programme focuses on expanding vocabulary and giving teenagers reading strategies — such as decoding words — that build upon fundamentals taught in ele..