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Heres what the numbers say about Florida and California when it comes to COVID deaths, state economies and the pandemics educational impacts on students.

Asian Americans increasingly find themselves at the center of scorching debates over educational opportunity and fairness, whether related to admissions practices at highly selective colleges or pressing concerns over social exclusion in school. Now research evidence demonstrates that they face racial isolation simply by entering the classroom. A recent study of wealthy California suburbs finds […]

Developing literacy is an important step for students and it is one most associate with lower grades.

 

Minnesota high school students are supposed to receive a heavier dose of civics education this year, but the legislator behind that effort isn’t so sure it’s going to happen.

A new Gallup survey shows less than a quarter of Latino students scoring proficient or better in a series of key tests

The surge of migrants accounts for less than half of the city's looming fiscal crisis. NYC was heading off a fiscal cliff before the surge.

Mayor Adams is trying to shift the blame to President Biden and the Democrats' open-border policy.

New teachers were previously required to show proficiency in reading, writing and math.

New teachers were previously required to show proficiency in reading, writing and math.