Lower Shore districts face major math standards changes and training demands, but educators say it’s unclear whether the state will add funding to pay for it.

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When grads-to-be hold their caps and gowns for the very first time at GradFest, they think about the future. And the past.

WCSD Board will decide in May whether to renew, change or eliminate the $2M-a-year i-Ready testing program used by many ...

I enjoyed coaching and helping kids do something they didn’t know how to do before,” Erlandson said. “I enjoyed watching them ...

Thousands of children were unable to finish annual standardized tests, the second year in a row when technological issues ...

In pursuit of higher academic excellence, Olaoluwa enrolled at the University of Lagos (UNILAG), where he obtained his PhD in ...

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A spokesperson for the New York State Education Department said glitches related to the state’s testing vendor, the Northwest ...

Students don’t need less work, but rather visible checkpoints in the timeline of an assignment. One way to provide them is by ...

Tom Robichaud ’27 put his engineering background to work tutoring New Haven middle schoolers in math. What drew you to this ...