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30 ideas for fixing U.S. Schools, ranked by experts

Improving student achievement is notoriously difficult. Do schools need more money? Better teachers? More standardized testing? Less? The post 30 ideas for fixing U.S. Schools, ranked by experts appeared first on...

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For Kids With Challenges, These Missouri Schools Are Bright Spots for Reading

Missouri has spent the last several years overhauling its approach to teaching reading. State leaders have invested millions in teacher training, evidence-based instruction, literacy screening and interventions for...

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Parents Are Beginning to Grasp the Reality of Grade Inflation, New Data Shows

For years, researchers and education pundits have tried to tell parents that their children are not performing as well as they might think in school.  The message might finally be seeping in. Since 2022, the percentage...

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K-2 reading growth slowed last year in the Detroit district. Here’s what administrators say caused it.

This year is DPSCD's last to spend its $94.4 million literacy lawsuit settlement. The district analyzed what did and didn't work during the first two years of initiatives the settlement paid for.

Federal anti-swatting guidance calls for better preparation by schools

The Education and Justice departments pointed to trauma and lost instructional time caused by false threats to campuses.

Teachers unions make pitch to renew California tax worth billions for education

The California Teachers Association is working to pass Proposition 3, a November ballot initiative that would preserve a state income tax. The CTA’s strategy: teachers canvassing door-to-door.