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According to the Michigan Department of Education, over half of third-grade students failed the state’s annual literacy exam.

The bipartisan bills could make a meaningful difference for students.

Below is a list of individuals included in a special display at Oak Hill Middle School during Black History Month:

Reading groups can widen learning gaps if they're not used effectively.

A majority of the state’s 4th and 8th graders are not proficient in reading, according to national data on student progress.

SALEM — Nearly 3,000 teachers in Oregon schools serving students with the highest needs could soon get paid to learn more about the science of reading.

In a follow-up video, the full-time mom responded to a backlash and said: "Shes two! She cant read and p*** is hardly even a swear word."

May 4, 2020, marks 40 years to the day when the U.S. Department of Education opened its doors. The Cabinet-level agency is no longer in its infancy; Americans have four decades of data on academic outcomes by which to measure its impact on their children. For their part, teachers and school leaders have 40 years of an ever-increasing program count, and a mounting bureaucratic compliance burden by which they can measure the impact the agency has had on their working lives.

On different views of African-American disadvantage