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Data released this week showed students in West Virginia’s public schools continued to fall behind the rest of the nation during the pandemic. The state’s fourth- and eighth-graders scored near

While President Biden is trying to win a court victory for his student debt forgiveness proposal, he should be focusing instead on the latest dreadful report by the National Assessment

Kentucky’s top education official said he was not surprised by the state’s results in this year’s National Assessment ...

What unions’ radical agendas are costing educators

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The 2022 Illinois school report card shows students have lost ground in math and reading due to pandemic disruptions.

The Catholic schools don’t have that problem, and consequently, neither do their students.

COVID setback: Public school students in some grades lost more ground than Catholic school students

A program matching low-income seniors with area schools in need of additional help is providing some retirees with a new outlook on life. The Foster Grandparent Program is also helping to fill the shortage of classroom aides as many educators are leaving the field or retiring. The seniors are paid just $3.15 an hour, so it does not negatively impact their rental or heating benefits, and they work a minimum of 15 hours a week. ...

AZ OnTrack, a program created to help school children catch up from learning losses caused by COVID-19 pandemic, will be offered again in summer 2023.