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In the second year fully back in school after remote learning,  California school districts made negligible progress overall in reversing the steep declines in test scores that have lingered since Covid struck in 2020.

School districts made negligible progress in reversing the steep declines in test scores that have lingered since the pandemic.

California students are still lagging compared to pre-pandemic levels despite a full year of in-person instruction in the 2021-22 school year, according to state tests given in the spring of 2023.

Students must learn math. “Future of work” studies consistently underscore this point, as analytical thinking and other math-rooted cognitive skills have become core to success in today’s economy. Students must learn math, and it’s incumbent upon the schools to teach it to them. It’s especially critical for the young people who are most impacted by […]

ASSISTments has built an impressive evidence base and a following among middle school math teachers. Roughly 3,000 teachers and 130,000 students were using it during the 2022-23 school year

Research on ASSISTments, a digital math learning tool, suggests it is one of the rare ed tech tools proven to help students.

Robeson County students joined students across the state with overall gains in the 2022-2023 school year.

“The ARP funding is the $7.1 million that we’re getting, and that is designed for infrastructure. That’s what that money is about. Replacing some of our aged…

BULLHEAD CITY — An item that wasnt on Thursdays action item occupied a good portion of the Bullhead City School Districts governing board meeting and is sure to be revisited

ANDOVER — The School Committee has approved a new middle school math curriculum called Desmos for the upcoming school year.