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An update from the Michigan Department of Education shows dozens of schools are falling behind. Colin Jackson has more.

Fifty-four school districts in Michigan have at least one under-achieving school. That's according to an update from the state detailing which schools have been designated for additional support through partnership agreements.

Government provides list of criteria for eligibility

In 2022, the federal government announced several measures aimed at helping Canadians deal with the rising cost of living, including a temporary doubling of the GST credit and new tax-free first-time homebuyer savings accounts. The latest to receive royal assent is a one-time "top-up" of the Canada Housing Benefit, which will give eligible tenants an extra $500 to help cover their rent.

Antrim Elementary School has been taken off a list of schools across the state identified by the New Hampshire Department of Education as needing improvement and support. Under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), states are required to develop an...

While accepting accountability for the district’s State Report Card results, U-46 Superintendent Tony Sanders said he believes there is more to assessing school performance than one test given in English only on limited subjects on one day in April.

The Hardin County Schools and Elizabethtown Independent School districts are on par with or above the majority of schools in Kentucky based on the annual School Report Card data the

The results from the Kentucky Summative Assessments, formerly known as K-PREP, were released on Oct. 18 by the Kentucky Department of Education, using a new color-coded system to judge a district’s status. Indicators include reading, math, science, social studies and writing scores, compiled from standardized testing done in the spring of 2022. This is the

Canadas plan to double its GST credit has officially been approved, meaning millions of eligible Canadians can look forward to increased payments ...

The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) released annual School Report Card data from the 2021-2022 academic year on Oct. 18, as required by statute and under the federal Every Student Succeeds Act.