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Carey Wright will become Maryland’s interim superintendent of public schools after the state Board of Education’s unanimous vote during an online session Wednesday. Wright is expected to start her new gig Oct. 23 to oversee a public school system with nearly 890,000 students and becoming the leading advocate for the 10-year Blueprint for Maryland’s Future […]

Gov. Tina Kotek’s education adviser will soon lead the state agency in charge of licensing teachers and enforcing standards.

The state of education in the United States was dealt a blow this summer when the National Assessment of Educational Progress released the latest results of the Nation’s Report Card.

From STEM fields to national security, employers and experts raise new alarms about U.S. students' subpar math skills.

Ohios students deserve a world-class education, including safe and well-resourced schools that are staffed with teachers who are well trained and fairly paid. Providing that education is our shared responsibility, and we all share its benefits as well: Every family does better when the next generation is prepared for the...

Data shows that expanding civic education can improve understand among adults as well, the Sandra Day O’Connor Institute's Liam Julian writes.

/PRNewswire/ -- Reading Is Fundamental (RIF), the nations leading childrens literacy nonprofit, announced today the launch of the third annual Rally to Read...

“A room without books is like a body without a soul.” — Marcus Tullius Cicero We have a critical shortage in this country that could severely

60% of Tri-City 3rd grade students did not meet grade-level reading standards last year.

Headlines about declining student test scores sit alongside heartbreaking reports on student mental health. Test scores and student well-being are deeply intertwined.