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Imagine how this community faired during covid learning. some of these children probably went months without a book in their hand, without reading, without being read to. for the younger grades thrawrns is crucial. >> here in bauman, the literacy rate in 2019 was about 24%. so if you have a classroom of ten students, two of them are on grade level and you have approximately 8 that are struggling or not able to read at grade level. so again were not talking accelerated were not saying oh we have ...

A contractor, Mr James Egwu, was on Wednesday arraigned before a Wuse Zone 2 Magistrates’ Court, Abuja, for allegedly swindling his business partner of N8

The Kannapolis Board of Education was honored outstanding representatives from around the district at its January meeting.

Hyperpartisan outlets use words a larger share of the population understands, researchers found.

Far-right and far-left media tended to use less formal language and write at a lower grade level than mainstream news outlets, study finds.

With the first semester of the 2022-23 school year coming to an end, Indian Trail Middle School Principal Dr. James Jacobs shared how the school has adjusted to the transition

With the first semester of the 2022-23 school year under their belt, Fairmont Elementary’s principal, Carol McGill, shares how the school has adjusted to the recent transition in Johnson City

Findings from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) have uncovered historic declines in student performance nationwide since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Local school districts have worked to

>> they have done really well. the advances in reading have been amazing. i mean my first graders, twins, they are reading way above their grade level. it is just phenomenal. they are actually moving through it so fast that theyre going to complete it before the end of the grade year and theyll actually move up to the next level. >> you look at these numbers, corey, and you see these public schools are hemorrhaging kids because the grades are lower and the standards are lower and they expect to ...

Being tested on grade level. so the people were expecting us to -- happy unexpected people to progress, when youre teaching them below grade level but you want this to take a standardized test. i wasnt happy about. that i took to the state level, i took to the school district. we fought for it. >> thats amazing. what are your priorities going to be? i know you consulted with mayors across arkansas -- the little rock mayor, hes the head of the african-american mayors association. you put together...