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State Superintendent Elsie Arntzen also responded to the falling test scores and believes that the NAEP does not reflect Montana students' education.

National school test scores are in, showing hard proof of the effects the pandemic has had on learning.

Commentary While President Biden is trying to win a court victory for his student debt forgiveness proposal, he ...

Students in most states and significantly across all demographic groups have experienced troubling setbacks in critical subjects.

The FBI is warning people that there's a "trend" of rideshare drivers kidnapping kids. It cites precisely one example from the U.S.

Among the highlights: the highest graduation rate in over a decade, driven by gains for Black and Hispanic students.

Educators are deeply concerned but not surprised with newly released test results showing how far behind Michigan students have fallen during the pandemic. Results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress showed fourth- and ninth-graders scored significantly lower in math and reading skills this year than they did prior to the COVID crisis. Data from the September release of standardized test scores showed some of the steepest learning declines for Michigan students in a half-centur...

The National Assessment of Educational Progress shows a catastrophic decline in math and reading scores since 2019.

State math scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress dipped significantly between 2019 and 2022, but reading scores for fourth and eighth graders held steady.

Data from the September release of standardized test scores showed some of the steepest learning declines for Michigan students in a half-century