Lawmakers push plan to lift Georgia’s lagging literacy rates

A majority of Georgia’s third graders – 62% – are not reading proficiently, according to the Georgia Council on Literacy.

This state saw major improvement on the nation’s report card. Here’s why.

Mark White is chair of the National Assessment Governing Board, which sets policy for the Nation’s Report Card, and a ...
Hot Springs Sentinel-Record

Jessieville School District details third grade retention, retesting plan under LEARNS Act

Jessieville School District administrators outlined new third grade promotion and retention requirements under the state's LEARNS Act during the Feb. 9 school board meeting, detailing intervention ...

'Secret Sauce' schools expose issues with how Florida grades schools

"There were lots of excuses we could have used, but we follow the data to know what's best for kids," the principal said.

Study Urges New K–12 Accountability Framework Following End of MCAS Graduation Requirement

Calls for choices of high school pathways, early and end-of-course exams, and independent district accountability ...

Bill Would Turn Kids Into Published Authors At Kalihi Schools

Lawmakers are pushing for the education department to create more hands-on and project-based learning opportunities for ...
Honi Soit

Media Training and Bible School: Honi In Conversation with Madeline Cash on her debut novel Lost Lambs

Madeline Cash’s debut novel Lost Lambs, may just be the debut, if not the book, of the year.

AI tool helping this Delaware County school district boost early reading skills

Southeast Delco School District is turning to AI to help identify students who are struggling to read and boost their confidence.
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Learning Alliance leads reading revival in Indian River County

Spring Break starts a month from today, and for many teachers and administrators. Time is ticking. In elementary schools, the pressure is on to get kids at rea ...