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Here are fact-checks of statistics Nikki Haley cited at a N.H. rally, including that "only 27% of eighth graders in our country are proficient in math."

Interim State Superintendent of Schools Carey Wright introduced a resolution Tuesday requiring all Maryland students to learn how to read using “the science of reading,” a form of instruction based on neuroscience and phonics. Wright, the former Mississippi state superintendent, credits the science of reading as a big part of her success in Mississippi, where she spearheaded a stunning rise in ...

Those who are obsessed with equity are doing great damage to American education.

Hawaii public school officials are arguing for more money to restore state budget cuts, cover inflation, continue students’ academic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and insulate against coming “funding cliffs,” but some state legislators are pressing them to first trim spending on any obsolete and ineffective programs.

Our 2023 Give a Child a Book campaign helps 430 students add to their personal libraries. Your efforts helped to raise $45,096 thanks to donations from the community.

The 2024 session of the Iowa Legislature began on January 8, and work began on various topics. The biggest topic making news was the Governor’s plan to reform our Area

HeyTutor looked at a 2023 NWEA report to determine how the pandemic affected test score outcomes for students by comparing 2019 and 2022 test scores.

Opponents of using the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System test as a high school graduation requirement suggest there are better ways to measure student achievement should voters get an opportunity to

HeyTutor looked at a 2023 NWEA report to determine how the pandemic affected test score outcomes for students by comparing 2019 and 2022 test scores.

HeyTutor looked at a 2023 NWEA report to determine how the pandemic affected test score outcomes for students by comparing 2019 and 2022 test scores.