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/PRNewswire/ -- Public school leaders estimated that half of their students (50 percent) began the 2021-22 school year behind grade level in at least one...

The highest-scoring students have improved academically while those who score lowest have gone the other way. Heres why experts are concerned.

After nearly 30 years of hype surrounding charter schools, a large number of charter schools across the country continue to perform poorly. This is especially disturbing given the fact that non-profit and for-profit charter schools routinely cherry-pick their students, have high teacher turnover rates, are run by unelected individuals, oppose unions, over-pay administrators, and siphon

Here and elsewhere, the teaching workforce is under immense pressure. By offering our newest teachers more support, we can change that.

Barbershop Books places little libraries inside local minority-owned barbershops. It also provides early literacy training to barbers who participate.

Corrections experts have long recognized a connection between poor literacy, dropout rates and crime. Here are things families can do early on.

Few people have played a larger role in efforts to raise standards in the nation’s schools than Michael Cohen and Laura Slover. As the director of education policy at the National Governors Association, Cohen acted as the governors’ chief advisor at their seminal national educational summit in the late 1980s and led the development of

Commentary I’ve been reporting on California schools for 35 years, watching them go from bad to much worse. ...

Indiana students had small improvements in their English and math scores, according to standardized test results released Wednesday.

The most salacious thing the corrupt media could find in Dr. Larry Arnn's secretly recorded remarks is something that is factually accurate.