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The State University of New York will no longer require students to take either the SAT and ACT tests to apply to its four-year undergraduate colleges as enrollment declines. 

KUNR’s Marc Garber and Jose Davila IV discussed Tuesday’s WCSD meeting. Trustees approved restorative practice training and a growth assessment.

Many have debated the role of standardized testing in education. In this article we will discuss some pros and cons of them.

Standardized tests are enjoyed by none, yet most institutions offering higher education still require them.   The SAT and ACT are rival testing companies, yet thousands of students each year opt to take both. Many colleges and universities use the tests to determine the level of course a student should take…

Amid the national uproar about whether to allow students access to a wide variety of books, the superintendent of a Virginia school district last week proposed a sweeping solution: Get

The learning loss resulting from the longest public-school closures imposed on blue-state kids in urban districts where teachers unions hold the most sway is devastating and will have generational consequences.

Article: Granada Hills Charter Will Try Again To Defeat Scott Schmerelson - Granada Hills Charter Schools testing coordinator, Dr. Janie Dam, declares her candidacy against incumbent Scott Schmerelson in LAUSD Board District 3.

Nearly four decades after President Ronald Reagan proclaimed the first National Math Awareness Week, math readiness and enrollment in college math programs continue to decline.

Artificial Intelligence is a prime example of how technological narratives can affect our relationship with technologies, as evidenced in ChatGPT Sydney’s struggle to contemplate its Jungian shadow.

Deciphering California’s recently posted school test scores is exasperatingly complex.