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Pleasanton Unified board to discuss school resource officers, changes to language curriculum - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton Unified board to discuss school resource officers, changes to language curriculum

The Pleasanton school board is set Thursday to review possible changes to world language curriculum, new accessible pathways at Foothill High School and how effectively police resource officers are serving schools.

Utah joins national movement to retrain teachers on the 'science of reading' - Vimarsana News

Utah joins national movement to retrain teachers on the 'science of reading'

The goal is to get 70% of Utah third graders reading at grade level by 2027.

Source: kuer.org
Ruud, Senate approve education bill to reverse Minnesota's declining reading scores - Brainerd Dispatch | News, weather, sports from Brainerd and Baxter - Vimarsana News

Ruud, Senate approve education bill to reverse Minnesota's declining reading scores - Brainerd Dispatch | News, weather, sports from Brainerd and Baxter

Minnesota’s third grade reading proficiency has been flat or declined every year since 2013. Currently only about one-half of students are reading at grade level.

Legislators push for money to train Oregon teachers in the science of reading – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Legislators push for money to train Oregon teachers in the science of reading – Oregon Capital Chronicle

A majority of the state’s 4th and 8th graders are not proficient in reading, according to national data on student progress.

Legislators push for money to train Oregon teachers in the science of reading - Vimarsana News

Legislators push for money to train Oregon teachers in the science of reading

SALEM — Nearly 3,000 teachers in Oregon schools serving students with the highest needs could soon get paid to learn more about the science of reading.