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Social science research demonstrates a strong link between theintact family structure, parental involvement, and educationaloutcomes, from school readiness to college completion. The intactfamily has eroded dramatically over the last four decades withsignificant implications for children's well-being. Strengtheningmarriage and promoting stable family formation as well as parentalinvolvement could lead to significant gains in student achievement.

On September 20, 2017, Hurricane Maria slammed the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico, devastating homes and infrastructure and leading to loss of life across the island. Hurricane Maria’s catastrophic destruction, which caused tens of billions of dollars in damage, included the destruction of school facilities across the territory. Six months after the storm, hundreds of schools remained without power, and an estimated 22,300 school-age children had left the island—about one in three students.

Dems have national climate change initiatives that Republicans want to roll back, ex British PM Boris Johnson drops his return bid: 5 Things podcast

Congress this week will consider a bipartisan measure to expand the current Education Flexibility Partnership Demonstration Act of 1994.

After eye-catching gains in 2019, Mississippi's latest reading scores leave room for debate over the program that inspired North Carolina to invest $50 million.

/PRNewswire/ -- Showcasing as part of its new literacy solution at the NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children) annual conference,...

 

Illinois students’ academic proficiency remains below pre-pandemic levels. Demographic achievement gaps persist. School choice is part of the solution.

After eye-catching gains in 2019, Mississippi's latest reading scores leave room for debate over the program that inspired North Carolina to invest $50 million.

The recently released reading and math results for fourth and eighth graders by the 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), informally referred to as the “nation’s report card,” should