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Los Angeles schools are increasingly passing students who don’t even meet grade-level standards. This is and will have important ramifications for their future. Nearly 60% of students come from low-income families. It’s hard to argue that the imposition of this woke curriculum will improve their lives.

LOS ANGELES — The second-largest school district in the country is suffering from academic afflictions of its own making. While test scores show a continuing decline at the high school

Nearly four years into America’s learning-loss crisis, perhaps the biggest challenge facing the country’s schools is a basic one: getting students to show up. Rates of absenteeism have surged since th...

The second-largest school district in the country is suffering from academic afflictions of its own making.

The school education department has issued a letter addressed to the Commissioner of Education, which also referred to a letter by the Union Ministry of Education dated October 11 and addressed to all chief secretaries regarding creation of APAAR ID for students.

On Monday, Oct. 16, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond, the California Department of Education, and partners will unveil plans to drive improvements in statewide student performance.

As Vermont looks to hire a new secretary of education, Vermonters have weighed in with their preferred qualifications for a candidate. The state’s top education official, parents, educators and administrators say, should support public education, promote equity and opportunity for students, and revitalize what some see as an ineffectual agency. Some Vermont advocates are pushing for a secretary with expertise in one […]

LOS ANGELES — The second-largest school district in the country is suffering from academic afflictions of its own making. While test scores show a continuing decline at the high school

LOS ANGELES — The second-largest school district in the country is suffering from academic afflictions of its own making. While test scores show a continuing decline at the high school

People are beginning to understand that education is the most critical domestic policy issue facing our country.