College recruiters begin revamping recruitment messages with a significant decline in high school graduates likely to begin in 2025 and last for more than a decade.
Reflections on the 2019 NAEP: Where Do We Go Now? by Dr. Louisa Moats on Nov 5, 2020 Results of the 2019 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) are in, and the picture is not pretty when it comes to either 12th grade reading or fourth grade reading scores. Mississippi was the only state to show significant improvement […]
The disruptions of COVID have accelerated a slate of changes designed to simplify the SATs for students and colleges, the College Board announced Tuesday.
Superintendents and their teams can provide teachers with more guidance in using assessments to gauge students' progress and design interventions that improve achievement.
The limitations to online learning are too great to overcome, say West Virginia officials. So on Tuesday, the directive to counties is to have no solely-at-home option.
Early college high school programs where students experience the intensity of college courses and earn credits are "underutilized and under-resourced," says a new report.
After a sharp surge in COVID infections in December, leaders in the City School District of Albany saw an urgent need for voluntary surveillance testing of staff and students.
