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Liberals have panicked since America's top tribunal decided last month, 6-3, that racial preferences in college admissions are unconstitutional.

Efforts to address Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic-related learning losses in literacy and math among elementary and middle school students have fallen short. According to a study conducted by the Northwest Evaluation Association, a prominent non-profit research organization, most grade levels exhibited slower-than-average progress in both math and reading compared to before the pandemic. This study involved the […]

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

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DEROY MURDOCK: Democrats Heap Misery On Minority Kids While Crying About The End Of Racist Admissions Deroy Murdock on July 16, 2023 The Left has panicked

It’s music to my ears hearing legislative leaders reiterate with unwavering conviction that bringing school choice to Kentucky remains a top policy priority for the super-majority Republican party during next

The child in the wealthier home walks through the schoolhouse door on day one with a big learning advantage over needier students.

The percentage of students who read for pleasure has declined dramatically in recent years. One likely reason is a misguided approach to teaching literature.

The latest National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) results in reading and math, released in June, are appalling. The scores on the test, also known as “The Nation’s Report Card,” administer...

According to a recent National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) report, nearly 1 in 3 13-year-old students said they either “never” or “hardly ever” read during their downtime. Just 14 percen...