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Grasping mathematical concepts has been one struggle that eventually leads to avoidance. Math will be part of how we transform ALL our futures and more than ever, requires a different approach to engender confidence and resilience.

Student performance in math, reading and science took a hit after school buildings closed in 2020 as the pandemic spread. Newly released data shows the state still struggling to dig out of that hole, although math results are up slightly.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott will call a special legislative session this fall in hopes of joining a national trend toward expanding families’ K-12 options via school choice policies. Opponents claim

Its not a teacher shortage, said teacher and commentator Justin Parmenter. Its a shortage of people who are unwilling to be overworked, underpaid and disrespected.

By Rachel Hale / Wisconsin Watch, Wisconsin Watch August 23, 2023 Here are highlights from the story: Moms for Liberty chapters have spread to 11 counties

Hypocrisy — claiming to have beliefs to which ones behavior does not conform — has long been a defining characteristic of many politicians. But a few brave souls recently have

Moms for Liberty has attracted condemnation for their promotion of anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric. But in Wisconsin, their ranks are growing.

Part of national group pushing to ban books and raced-focused history lessons and opposing LGBTQ+ concerns.

WASHINGTON — As millions of children return to public school, it’s a good idea to again examine what they are being taught and what is being left out. It al

Millions of students are returning to public school.