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Words matter. Based on the visual and oral bombardment of current political ads, this line will go down as the understatement of the 2022 campaign season. Once again, the nation has been shocked by an act of violence – this time the brutal assault of Paul Pelosi, husband of Speaker Pelosi. ICYMI ...

K-12 students will be able to get tutored by college kids to increase math and reading scores

The Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) on Friday released the final results of the 2022 Rhode Island Comprehensive Assessment System (RICAS).

Delaware proudly interrupts the passage of traffic along the arterial stretch of I-95 with the billboard announcement that it is a “Small Wonder.” And it is small: less than a million people call it home, placing it 45th among the 50 states in population, and its 2,500 square miles make it larger geographically than only Rhode Island.

Baltimore, MD (PRWEB) November 02, 2022 -- Sylvan Learning, a leading provider of supplemental and enrichment education for students in grades K–12 with more

More than half of U.S. parents believed that the first year of the pandemic had shown a negative impact on their child's education. They noted that the transition had cause negative effect on both the education and emotional well-being of the child.

All of us who were vocal and loud critics of school lockdowns are vindicated—but where do kids go to get the two years back?

Your fourth grader might not know how to read, but at least he knows what the “gender unicorn” is.

/PRNewswire/ -- Today marks 20 years for the Institute of Education Sciences (IES), the U.S. Department of Educations independent and nonpartisan statistics,...

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