Education (K-12) – Page 31

Test Scores for U.S. 13-Year-Olds Show Lowest Math and Reading Levels In Decades

The results are the federal government’s last major data release on the academic effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

At P.S. 15 in Red Hook, a unique program for students with intellectual disabilities could serve as a model for other New York City schools.

The embattled College Board said it would not change the course.

New Jersey is the first state to require that climate change be taught at all grade levels. The focus is on problem solving, not doom and gloom.

A Catholic school, newly approved in Oklahoma, is testing the bounds of what it means to be a charter — uncomfortably so for some leaders.