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The Pandemics Impact on Infants and Toddlers Reading Skills

At least 10.1 million students were chronically absent during 2020-2021, the first full academic year of the pandemic.

The crcular and rigid system for rating textbook quality pushes schools to adopt textbooks because they are aligned to the Common Core rather than their success at teaching students.

Ed091202b: A Test Congress Can't Pass

Conservatives criticized Rep. Tim Ryan and ATF president Randi Weingarten after posing for a photo together and appearing at an Ohio Democrats event.

Over the weekend Democratic Congressman Tim Ryan, who is running to be the next U.S. Senator from Ohio, proudly posed for a photo with education union boss Randi Weingarten. Great to

Fewer than half of Montana students are reading at or above grade level, according to the Montana Office of Public Instruction.

Michael R. Strain calls for urgent action to make up for pandemic learning loss in light of dismal new test scores.

Fewer than half of Montana students are reading at or above grade level, at 46.1 percent, and just 36.5 percent are proficient in math, according to data released this month from the Montana Office of Public Instruction.

Karla Hernandez, the running mate of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist, met with Volusia Democrats in DeLand Friday.