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An original version of the bill drew strong opposition from the state Department of Public Instruction and Evers, who threatened to veto the measure.

An original version of the bill drew strong opposition from the state Department of Public Instruction and Evers, who threatened to veto the measure.

Learning from home and other pandemic-era challenges have many students across the country playing catch-up.

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the U.S. educational system was significant, causing many primary, secondary, and high school students to fall…

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the U.S. educational system was significant, causing many primary, secondary, and high school students to fall behind. According to the latest National Assessment of Educational Progress, which regularly assesses student performance in different subjects, average reading test scores among 13-year-olds declined by 4 points on the NAEP’s long-term […]

The courage to act is necessary. We will be facing challenges. It is normal to feel scared, even intimidated. But what’s more important is standing up for children and their families.

An original version of the bill drew strong opposition from the state Department of Public Instruction and Evers, who threatened to veto the measure.

An original version of the bill drew strong opposition from the state Department of Public Instruction and Evers, who threatened to veto the measure.

An original version of the bill drew strong opposition from the state Department of Public Instruction and Evers, who threatened to veto the measure.

Former DOE official, Angela Morabito, shared how the Biden administration's $39 billion in student loan debt forgiveness could have been better spent.