Iowa’s test scores from the 2022-23 school year show 66% of 3rd graders are proficient in English Language Arts, including literacy. But for students from low-income families and students with disabilities, those percentages are much
2022 marked the nation’s third-hottest summer on record, with several states seeing record-breaking temperatures stretch into September, according to Education Week. Schools across the country—in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cleveland, Denver, and San Diego, among others—closed due
Teachers are no more likely than professionals in similar jobs to be absent from work, according to new research that pushes back on the idea that educators frequently skip class, according to Education Week. The
Less than half of eligible U.S. students attended summer school last year, despite robust academic programs, according to a newly released Rand survey of K-12 school districts, as reported in Education Slice. In 2023, 81%
A potential benefit of summer learning programs is to give educators an opportunity to test out new approaches to persistent challenges like family engagement, according to Education Week. That’s what Beth Holland argued in an
The developers of a new climate-centered, open source curriculum focused on land subsidence in California’s Central Valley promise the lessons for 7th graders will be joyful, engaging and rigorous, according to an article in K-12
At Haileybury, a leading co-educational private school in Melbourne, Australia, fostering a supportive work environment that is ingrained into the school’s culture has been key to both attracting and retaining quality staff, according to The
Edtech has fundamentally changed the way the K-12 ecosystem works, providing high-level insights and back-office management benefits for educators, and presenting students with a wealth of information–and entirely new ways to learn it, according to
Two decades ago, no one could have predicted that a device small enough to fit in a student’s back pocket could upend K-12 education, according to Education Week. But in recent years, cellphones have emerged
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