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The Biliteracy Advancement Act will change the current standards for earning a seal and allow students to demonstrate proficiency in English by adding more options than the standard test.

State Department of Education officials are looking to increase attendance after a recent report found numerous schools struggling to keep students in class.

Given the headlines, questions, and legal actions Google has faced recently, many folks, including myself, have been wondering when Google's CEO Larry Page would take a more public stance in outlining his vision for the company. Well, today marks a shift of sorts, with the publication of a lenthy blog post from Larry titled, quite…

Marybeth O'Brien, director of curriculum for Framingham schools, said a big initiative is looking at a literacy program that's anchored in reading.

It’s been a decisive week in Sacramento, between Gov. Newsom selecting a new U.S. Senator in Laphonza Butler and also exercising his power to sign bills. It’s been a mixed bag so far on the

Both Fresno Unified and its teachers union say they want to collaborate with one another, but many issues are driving a wedge between the two.

The latest education news updates from EdSource.

By Mark McDermott Initial results from the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress were presented last week to the Board of Education.

San Mateo-Foster City School District students across various backgrounds have shown academic growth since officials implemented a number of classroom interventions but district leadership acknowledged there’s still room for more.

The continuing discussion of how the SMMUSD can improve test scores was on the table during the district’s meeting.