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Public schools in the state of Virginia are struggling to retain teachers according to a new report from the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission.

A snapshot of the long-awaited RICAS scores was released Thursday night and it showed surprising gains in math and a slight decline in English.

The COVID-19 pandemic was an “unprecedented disruption” for Virginia K-12 public school students and staff.

But they wonder if there will even be an American dream to live for under the policies of the progressive left

Started in 1980 under President Jimmy Carter, the federal Department of Education is our smallest Cabinet agency (4,400 employees), but it has a huge impact on our nation’s schools and

Just-released data confirms some of the public’s worst fears: COVID and remote learning took an enormous toll on many students. In Pennsylvania, two decades of academic gains have been wiped

Virginia has more teachers leaving the workforce than newly licensed teachers entering it, according to a report from the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission.

The GOP stands a good chance of winning the elections for governor in Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico. A victory in Oregon would be the party's first since the 1980s.

Republicans in New Hampshire have already submitted bills to expand the eligibility requirements for the states Education Freedom Accounts Program. But critics say diverting more public-education dollars to private, religious and home schools is draining resources for public schools which teach the majority of children. One bill aims to increase the eligibility cap, allowing families making 500% of the federal poverty level to receive the public funds. ...

The CMSD Board of Education had a lengthy discussion Saturday morning to review the state of the district’s trajectory over the last two decades and set goals for the next CEO.