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The declines erase decades of academic progress. In two years, reading scores on a key national test dropped more sharply than they have in over 30 years, and math scores fell for the first time since the test began in the early 1970s.

Critics of the pandemic school closures have been vindicated.

In theory, a state’s school system might be so universally excellent that it has no need to consider offering its students school choice. In reality, no such state exists. And West Virginia doesn’t even come close. On the National Assessment of Educational Progress, it ranks 46th out of 50 states in 8th grade mathematics performance, its students almost an entire grade level behind their peers across the country. The picture for eighth grade reading is little better; West Virginia students r...

Closer Video Karin Denies Jean-Pierre Biden's Claims of 'Political Speech' Fox News White House correspondent Peter Ducey reports from Philadelphia, where

The Education Deparment and establishment media outlets have admitted to severe learning loss among students due to draconian and unnecessary coronavirus pandemic protocols.

A new report shows reading and math scores plummeted nationwide, but LPSS got good news.

Math and reading test scores for elementary students fell dramatically during the first two years of the pandemic, newly-released national standardized testing data shows.

New federal data reveals that 9-year-olds' reading and math scores have declined significantly across the board since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The results show the largest average score decline in reading since 1990, and the first-ever...

A new study finds that math and reading scores for elementary school students have dropped to levels that haven’t been seen in years.

The Nation’s Report Card reveals closures had profound negative impact on student achievement