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"the magnitude of the declines this year is particularly alarming"

New high school graduates have scored the lowest on the ACT, a college admissions test, since 1991, according to a Wednesday report.

Words Liive was one of four companies honored through the Penn-GSE program, one of the country's best-known competitions for early-stage education organizations.

Rank-and-file liberals should drop to their knees and beg God to forgive them for what their vote has done to urban children, For six decades running, Democrat-run school districts in our biggest cities have knowingly given the educational shaft to generations of Americas most vulnerable kids

Critics of school closures undermine the two groups who could do the most to help students recover—parents and teachers.

Harvard faculty discuss changes to views on school, work, winter’s likely surge, danger of "lethal inflexibility."

Voters want to hear about K-12 learning, the economy, abortion, college attainment and crime. Here’s what Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and her GOP challenger Tudor Dixon have said.

A new program aimed at helping undergraduate students in science, technology, engineering, and math courses improve their writing skills has been launched.

Randi Weingarten LARPs as foreign policy diplomat while collapsed U.S. education system struggles to recover from prolonged COVID lockdowns.

Culture wars, the pandemic and the politicization of public schools obscure the biggest problem facing K-12 education: underfunding.