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A Virginia Republican is running an education-based campaign to restore the reputation of his local school districts, typically deemed as among the best in the nation.

A Virginia Republican is running an education-based campaign to restore the reputation of his local school districts, typically deemed as among the best in the nation.

A recent report shows that after two years of COVID, students in Massachusetts and across the country have fallen significantly behind.

High tax equity appears to have no relation to educational outcomes as measured by the National Assessment of Education progress.

Here is a question for President Obama's next press conference: Howmuch taxpayer funding for public schools would be enough to improveAmerican education?

Black parents can urge policymakers and school leaders to act to make schools more equitable places where Black children can thrive.

A single word is all it takes for teachers’ union head Randi Weingarten to describe what worries her most as American children return to school for what will be a third pandemic year: “Everything.”

Developing the ability to think beyond the superficial is now key to education, mainly because of the increasing availability of new communication technologies and virtual-media sources that can be used to mislead and overwhelm

The first day of school started with Mayor Adams and Chancellor David Banks welcoming students into a traditional K-12 system that has about 100,000 fewer students than it had before the pandemic accelerated an enrollment decline that began in the 2015-2016 school year even as the city’s population grew.

Data released shows that 70% of Washington students are proficient or making progress over their fall 2021 test scores