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Social studies groups worried state trying to downgrade importance of history, civics - Vimarsana News

Social studies groups worried state trying to downgrade importance of history, civics

State Education Department officials insist that social studies retains its status as a core academic subject, along with English, math and science.

School year to start with 'stability,' fewer COVID mandates, officials say - Vimarsana News

School year to start with 'stability,' fewer COVID mandates, officials say

For the first time since the coronavirus shuttered schools in March 2020, the start of school on Long Island won't focus on the pandemic but on more traditional things, such as new sneakers and backpacks, seeing old friends and sharing summer stories.

LI's sagging math test scores have educators searching for solutions - Vimarsana News

LI's sagging math test scores have educators searching for solutions

Just over 40% of Long Island students taking New York's math tests passed their assessments, the latest sign that the COVID-19 pandemic has weakened academic achievement, according to a Newsday analysis of government records.

Math scores for fourth-, eighth-grade students drop at record rates - Vimarsana News

Math scores for fourth-, eighth-grade students drop at record rates

The scores fell at record rates during the COVID-19 pandemic, prompting federal testing officials to conclude that the decline could potentially hinder the career plans of many young people. 

State testing begins for students in grades 3-8 - Vimarsana News

State testing begins for students in grades 3-8

The annual exams are in English Language Arts and math. Long Island school officials are looking to boost not only results but participation, too.