Teaching is "oppressive." Teachers should "guide" students to discover things on their own, based on their interests, but shouldn't...

Students taught a structured, knowledge-rich curriculum starting in kindergarten earned higher reading, math and science scores in third...

Achievement gaps are large and growing across the country, writes Chad Aldeman on The 74. It's not the pandemic: Scores have been falling...

"Equitable grading" isn't a strategy to inflate grades and lower expectations, argues Joe Feldman, author of Grading for Equity and CEO...

Liam sat through a semester of geometry and got a C for turning in homework, earning a 75 percent average on tests and bringing in...

Reading and math scores are on their way up, reports the Education Recovery Scorecard. On average, students in grades three through eight...

"Anti-racists" are demoralizing black students, write Julian Adorney and Jake Mackey on Quillette. Teenage depression and suicide rates...

I'm a fan of the Apple+ series For All Mankind, which imagines an alternative reality in which the Soviet Union reaches the moon first,...

Linda Brown, who trained hundreds of charter leaders as leader of (Building Excellent Schools (ES), has died at the age of 81. Many of...

Success Academy charter students are the best in New York state in math, third best in English Language Arts (ELA) among schools with 95+...

The Zeitgeist, it is a changing. First, the New York Times ran David Leonhardt's defense of college admissions tests as a way to...

Finland! Finland! Finland! Twenty years ago, Finland's top-of-the-world PISA scores made it "the most widely celebrated and imitated...

Students at Brooklyn's James Madison High School "were kicked out of the classroom" today "to make room for nearly 2,000 migrants" from a...

Tracking down absent students and persuading their parents to get them to school every day is a booming business, writes Alex MacGillis...

Want equity? Require college applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores, writes David Leonhardt in the New York Times. The progressives' "war...

For more than a century, New York students have taken Regents exams in multiple subjects to prove they were ready for college-level work,...

Black students are "disastrously behind" in math, reading and attendance in Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), writes Heather...

Cognitive ability no longer is linked strongly to years of education, concludes a Norwegian study published in published in Scientific...

California's public schools have "lost" 87,000 students, according to an analysis by Thomas Dee, a Stanford professor, and AP. An...

Grades are up and tests are out. "More states could abandon high school exit exams as a graduation requirement, writes Libby Stanford in...