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Check out the list of USAID’s grant programs seeking applications from Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working to solve the most challenging issues.

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.

In this op-ed, Wheelock College of Education & Human Development faculty Marcus Winters and Andrew Bacher-Hicks write that the recently released scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) are consistent with the widespread suspicion that the pandemic took a major toll on US public school students, as eighth grade math scores fell by eight points, fourth grade math points by four points, compared to 2019. Reading scores also dropped. “Serious additional efforts will ne...

Congress has the opportunity, over the next year, to give tens ofthousands of America's most disadvantaged children a much brighterfuture.

See how your school district or private school performed on the latest report cards.

/PRNewswire/ -- Learning Without Tears, a leading early childhood education company, is showcasing its successful literacy solution at the National Association...

Although Arizona students have fared better overall than most states, their scores are still among the lowest in the country.

SAGINAW, Mich. (WJRT) - Two years following the pandemic, kids are still facing historic setbacks when it comes to reading skills.

American K–12 education is currently mired in an unmistakable radical leftward lurch.REF Whether changing the pronouns of students without informing their parents,

Turners Falls, Massachusetts--(Newsfile Corp. - November 15, 2022) - Center for Responsive Schools provides social and emotional learning (SEL) programs and resources to improve student performance in