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Dr. Taylor is set to begin work January 17. He says he'll work cooperatively with lawmakers to align MDE priorities with their legislative agenda. In November, Dr. Robert Taylor, a 30-year veteran educator and deputy state superintendent for the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, was

Literacy lessons are embedded in every academic class. Even in biology.

 

If there’s one thing the last three years have taught American parents, it’s that they need to take control of their children’s education.

Elected school boards need a complete transformation if we are going to provide our nations children with the education they deserve.

How to Increase American Competitiveness

The omicron surge, social studies standards, school closures, universal preschool, and school board dysfunction — 2022 was an eventful year in Colorado education.

"The recent release of letter grades for Arkansas schools is a reminder that grades can be unfair. Whether its covid-19 or poverty, the letter grades can reflect the impact of things beyond many teachers and principals control."--"For fairer grades," Sarah Morris and Sarah McKenzie, Nov. 18, 2022, Voices page

Every December at The 74, we take a moment to recap and spotlight our most read, shared and debated education articles of the year. Looking back now at our time capsules from December 2020 and December 2021, one can chart the rolling impact of the pandemic on America’s students, families and school communities. Two years […]

Proponents of third grade reading law say it helps keep schools accountable. Opponents holding students back is no solution.