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The drive for greater social justice in Colorado seems to continually avoid truly shaking up the one institution that is essential for independent, productive and successful lives: public education.

The National Assessment of Educational Progress, the most trusted barometer of children’s classroom progress, has just delivered bad but expected news. Post-COVID-19 lockdown testing found that kids are going backward in reading and math.

Amid a cascade of devastating reports showing classroom test scores plummeting nationwide, U.S. students have also hit a record low in their leisure time: Casual reading has collapsed. Only 14 percent of students say they read for fun every day, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) report released recently, down three points…

Spencer Russell, award-winning educator and founder of Toddlers CAN Read, says that parents are the key to narrowing academic gaps within a broken system.

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

American teens aren't reading anymore as books take a backseat to TikTok in the digital era.

Your columnist is old enough to remember when books and sex, and the leisurely enjoyment of both, were what summer was all about.

In fact, students in most grades showed slower-than-average growth in maths and reading, when compared with students before the pandemic

A former school principal turned homeschool mom, Mandy Davis, reacted to schools' continued learning loss post COVID-19 despite billions given in federal aid.

If Charlie Brown, Lucy and Linus went to school today, their test scores would likely be much lower than when Charles Schulz first started writing about these cartoon characters back