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Classrooms should teem with books. Let’s ensure that every language arts curriculum satiates children's intellectual hunger.

The report showed a 12% increase in the number of teachers leaving the workforce and a 15% drop in the number of teachers entering the workforce.

State leadership will venture into uncharted waters in their efforts to bolster public education, according to Gov. Kay Ivey.

New polling found that an overwhelming majority of Americans believe that “public school systems in America are becoming too politicized."

We return once again to the most recently released results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress, known as the “nation’s report card,” and what they do and don’t say

Restrictive pandemic policies shouldn’t be forgiven after the “massive harms and destruction” the lockdowns caused to the American ...

Columnist John Hood writes that the National Assessment of Educational Progress reports show huge learning loss for students.

Letters to the editor of the Carroll County Times.

The president of the Oklahoma Education Association is linking a decline in test scores to teacher pay.

We may pay a little more in taxes than people in some other states, but our investment is returning big dividends in the education of our students.