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State test results show Ventura County schools are struggling to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic.

When a student petition successfully led to the firing of a New York University chemistry professor, there were mixed responses amongst students, educators and administrators. An incident like this, where students held enough power to demand such a change, would not have happened 50 years ago. While there are many similarities between being a student today and being a student in the past — the same struggles of fitting in, first relationships, difficult academics and so on exist — there are ...

/PRNewswire/ -- October marks the start of college application submissions, yet who gets in and how remains a mystery to many families. Jeff Selingo brings his...

The learning loss that came about as a result of the pandemic and its shift towards remote schooling for more than two years is still showing up in standardized test

PHILADELPHIA — Emma Lambert easily passed the writing portion of the basic skills test required of Pennsylvania teaching candidates.

More and more colleges and universities are dropping the ACT and SAT requirement for freshmen to enter their first classroom, and an academic researcher says the result will be more dumbed-down college classes.

Wednesday, leaders within Greenville County Schools said they celebrated a major victory.

For fourth graders across the country, test results show the worst declines in reading and math scores in more than three decades.

Birmingham City Schools leaders shared an academic progress update on Wednesday after receiving the results of spring testing for elementary and middle school students.

Change in K-12 public education is inherently difficult and painfully complex. Schools are an extension of our government and, as such, are subject to legislative oversight, rule-making and accountability structures,