AB 615 would require schools to implement three numeracy-based tests per year for students starting in kindergarten through eighth grade.

After more than a month delay, assessment data for Kentucky students was publicly released Nov. 19, showing small proficiency gains and a slight increase in the state's graduation rate, alongside a ...

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A growing contingent of public school parents say school-mandated iPads, particularly in elementary and middle schools, are ...

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But adapting a state’s reading law for older students isn’t as simple as changing existing language from “K-3" to “K-8,” said ...

Naval Air Facility Atsugi’s Shirley Lanham Elementary lit up, quite literally, as students experimented with building simple ...

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For 35 years, Ron Roher coached nearly year round at Lexington (Ill.) Junior High School, leaving his mark on the school and ...

Nearly 32 percent of adolescents have been diagnosed at some point with anxiety; the median age of “onset” is 6 years old.

Commentary: We are losing something important when schools move away from the basics, letting technology fill in the gaps ...

Calvin education students have completed their final internships and are ready to graduate. These student teachers led ...