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A Heritage Foundation report found districts with "diversity" officers are not only not shrinking achievement gaps, but may expand them.

Getting an opportunity to have their preparation time. they're working double shifts. they're combining classrooms. we have administrators and counselors and support staff all in classrooms in order to put a qualified adult and certified adult in front of as many kids as possible, and it's difficult to be able to fill those classrooms, and it's difficult to meet the needs of the kids when we do that, especially when we're going for that wrap around service. >> let's talk about the y for a moment here, lincoln. what do we know about the root causes of the shortage. why can't we get more teacher...

An NCAA task force backed the end to standardized test score requirements for high school students preparing to play Division I or II sports.

Rep. Jim Hawkins joined Marcus Ferro to discuss his legislation for a much-needed overhaul of how much Massachusetts depends on MCAS testing.

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico students will take the SAT in spring 2022 as the state phases in a pandemic-delayed testing requirement aimed at increasing participation that varies widely by racial and ethnic groups.