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Several nuggets have been circulating in the news during the past week or so that crystallize, again, the veracity of Richard Weaver’s book-length observation that “ideas have consequences."

It’s the first day of school in the nation’s largest school district – and students are returning to loosened COVID-19 rules.

Unprecedented federal aid could help schools dig out of pandemic problems — if they can figure out how to spend it in time.

Twenty-five years after the seminal report A Nation at Risk,American education remains in a state of crisis. Millions ofstudents continue to pass through the public schools withoutmastering basic skills and knowledge. Policymakers and the publicmust recognize both this persistent failure and the attendant needfor systemic reform in American education.

Recently filed campaign finance reports show Colorado candidate raising and spending for the month of August.

Teachers, parents, and students at NYC schools are kicking off the 2022-23 school year. From budget cuts to enrollment, here are education issues to watch.

For fourth graders across the country, test results show the worst declines in reading and math scores in more than three decades.

As President Joe Biden labels his political opponents "threats to democracy" and Republicans express doubts about the integrity of basic democratic

Students in Detroit experienced greater learning loss in math than in reading during the pandemic, and that’s on top of longstanding gaps in achievement.

School closures due to COVID-19 absolutely devastated students in this country, something only confirmed even more so by the results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress study showing math