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New data reveals that more than half of Baltimore City students were chronically absent from schools last year.

Commentary by Fresno Unified social studies teacher of nearly 30 years.

Parents want to know if their children are getting a good education and the traditional measure of a school's quality of education is Proficiency test scores

Parents want to know if their children are getting a good education and the traditional measure of a school's quality of education is Proficiency test scores

Parents want to know if their children are getting a good education and the traditional measure of a school's quality of education is Proficiency test scores

The list approved curriculums is highly anticipated as school districts look to adopt new instructional practices.

United Way Quad Cities needs help from the community to collect enough books to give to 6,000 underserved kids during their QC Reading Week Book Drive from Feb. 23 through March 3. Bring your donation of new or gently used books, appropriate for K-3rd grade kids, to your nearest Hy-Vee location in Scott or Rock […]

Learning to become a better reader is a fundamental part of the early education process. Now, AI is making it easier. Baldwin Academy in La Puente took part in a Microsoft pilot program where students used a new tool called Microsoft Reading Coach. “We’re always looking for those opportunities on how to best provide an […]

Vermont's teachers' union is pushing back against a proposed bill that would require schools to screen young children for dyslexia and other reading deficits. S.204...

Opinion: Literacy legislation advancing in Iowa ignores different learning styles and the importance of early childhood, writes Mary Pat Lease.