More From the World of K–12 Education

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The end could be near for the Colorado education group that opened ‘public Christian school’

Susana Córdova, Colorado's education commissioner, wrote to Ken Witt, executive director of Education reEnvisioned BOCES, on Thursday urging him to dissolve his group.

Education Dive
EEOC lawsuit alleges Washington University segregated DEI training by race

Under the Trump administration, the agency has vocally cracked down on diversity, equity and inclusion work under the auspices of Title VII.

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New York loses millions in sex ed money after uptick in teen pregnancies

Illustrative models of the sexual organs and contraceptives are displayed on a table. Advocates worry that funding cuts to New York sexual education organizations could leave more young people without the information...

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UT Austin plans massive overhaul to core curriculum

A task force called for making the university's general education more narrow and focused on topics such as Western civilization and broad U.S. history.

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SC Students Improve in Math and Reading, but Less Than Half Meet Math Benchmarks

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Elementary and middle school students posted their best scores yet on end-of-year standardized tests, though more than half still can’t calculate as expected for their age, according to state testing...

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Why a Philly district report on the success of its summer programs includes ‘imperfect data points’

Philly students’ favorite parts of the summer programs provided by the city and school district include spending time with friends, meeting new people, and going on trips. But the academic impact of the programs is less...