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Preparing for the Workforce Can Start as Early as 1st Grade. What It Looks Like
Preparing students for college and career success starts well before high school—and it doesn’t only involve ...
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From ‘learning to read’ to ‘reading to learn:’ Blueprint for Literacy builds strong foundation for students
A new law aimed at improving literacy in Kansas is already seeing some payoff in the form of rising standardized test scores.
10 scary books you need to add to your Halloween reading list
If you’re a book lover willing to lose a little sleep this fall, we’ve compiled a list of the latest and forthcoming titles ...
Half of Wisconsin students met math and reading expectations. What does that mean?
In 2022-23, 41% or less of Wisconsin students in grades three through eight were considered proficient or above in math and ...
Literacy policy passed by Maryland school board after months of revisions
Maryland education officials voted Tuesday morning in favor of a final version of State Superintendent of Schools Carey ...
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Curriculum Alone Won’t Fix America’s Reading Crisis — Teachers Must Have a Say
Gaps between materials required by districts and those used in classrooms put the mission of improving student literacy at ...
Md. education board approves plan to hold back third graders who fall short on reading
The Maryland State Board of Education gave final approval Tuesday to a controversial literacy policy that calls for holding ...
Fort Worth panel: Why reading is a civil right, and why it’s time for literacy reform
The event overlapped with the Fort Worth ISD school board’s appointment of an interim superintendent. Karen Molinar takes ...
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Half of Wisconsin students met math, reading expectations. What that means is another issue.
39.5% of students were "meeting" grade-level expectations. 29% of students were "approaching" expectations, but not meeting them. 17.1% of students were still "developing" skills needed to meet ...
3rd graders who don't meet reading standards may not move on to 4th grade unless parents intervene, per new Maryland policy
With the start of the 2026-2027 school year, third graders who do not meet reading level standards could be held back unless parents intervene, according to a new policy from the Maryland Board of ...
Forest of Reading reveals chosen books for 2025 — students across Canada to choose winners
Books by Johnnie Christmas, David A. Robertson and Heather Smith among those nominated. The program is Canada's largest ...
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Judge rules 1st-grade teacher violated parents’ rights by reading books with transgender characters
On the International Transgender Day of Visibility in March 2022, first-grade teacher Megan Williams reportedly read two books with transgender characters in them to her students. Parents were ...