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Chalkbeat is interested in learning about whether you are ready to make the transition, what training you’ve received so far, and how you feel about the new curriculum materials your school is using.

NORTH STONINGTON — Since the COVID-19 pandemic brought the classrooms to a halt across the state, teachers and staff with North Stonington Public Schools have sought to create a more

The NYC Reads school initiative is a major undertaking that Mayor Eric Adams and Schools Chancellor David Banks promised would be transformational.

Over $23,000 was handed out to organizations specializing in helping local kids.

High school superintendents across the city are urging, and in some cases mandating, that schools under their supervision adopt standardized English language arts curriculum.

Experts call the literacy program, which also has a middle school companion two districts are also strong-arming, a “kitchen sink” curriculum and a “snooze fest.”

As Lynn Brantley bid farewell to the district she's served for the past three decades, the soon-to-retire New Haven Public Schools (NHPS) literacy…

The Harford County Board of Education has approved a contract award for the Benchmark Advance pilot program in reading for select elementary schools beginning this fall.

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NYC school superintendents across 15 districts were required to mandate a reading curriculum in their elementary schools. Thirteen of them chose a program called Into Reading.