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About half of parents surveyed say their child is doing well in math, but that drops among lower-income families.

At Norman Liddell Elementary School, students dive into their books and work out their math problems. They're focused, but sixth-grade student Kellen Pepper says part of the reason they're interested ...

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Jeremy Davies of Spruce Creek High School, the 2026 Volusia County Schools' Teacher of the Year, leads students in a ...

Today’s skill-building ideology has pushed kids away from reading by turning texts into specimens. Dissecting a story and ...

Matthew Jeong hopes to speak with younger students in Beaverton schools about taking a growth mindset approach whether ...

Many students in New Zealand have a story to tell about “streaming” — being grouped into separate math classes based on their ...

Nadvia Davis, a Minneapolis North High School alumna and Minnesota-based children's book author, is making her mark in ...

The United States faces a nationwide crisis in which our young people are reading at alarmingly low rates, with just 1 in 3 ...

The Miami Heat reached the season’s halfway point at 21-20, good enough for eighth place in the Eastern Conference. Amid all ...

State senator and chair of education committee makes the case for education reform, including school choice, for this lege.