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Students across most grades and subject areas made learning gains in 2020-21, but at a lower rate compared to pre-pandemic trends, according to new NWEA research.
Here’s how Delaware and Nevada are providing all students with access to diverse digital book collections and amping up professional development.
Recent legislative pushes on critical race theory prompt those in K-12 to take Pledge to Teach the Truth.
Equity, driven by data and collaboration, is woven throughout all of the goals in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ strategic plan.
Some in education are suggesting certain students be retained because of the “learning loss” that has taken place. Here is an argument against that approach.
One word—phonics—kept coming up as a solution when educators in Georgia's Lumpkin County Schools looked into why students were reading at expected levels.
Introducing pre-K children to words and concepts such as more, most, same, similar, different, few and less is key to developing foundational math skills.
Many school districts have put out little information about 2021 summer learning and enrichment plans. Moreover, many of the plans released are missing high-leverage strategies like tutoring, assessment data, and clear communication plans.
The achievement impact of COVID is shrinking in many grades, though students remain farther behind in math, according to Star assessments of 3.8 million students.
Three waves of stimulus funding have sparked ideas and innovation across the public school system as superintendents and their teams lead COVID recovery.
For the first time in a long time, district leaders are facing fewer spending constraints as they look for innovations to move past COVID's disruptions.
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