The scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, known as the "Nation's Report Card" were released last week, and we have a few details to share.
Colorado voters decided not to provide an additional $1 billion for schools through a hike in the state income tax. We thank them for their clear message to the nation.
I <em>almost</em> couldn't help myself but draw a connection between highly effective writing and a 1st-grade test that just blew my mind on so many levels.
Some classrooms in Highland Park and Deerfield, Ill., are finding that the Common Core has encouraged some vigorous debate among students—about inequalities, for instance.
Led by a Notre Dame law professor, several Catholic scholars have signed on to a letter directed at US bishops, especially those whose dioceses have adopted the Common Core.
Baltimore County high schools will be switching to a mandatory eight-class year for 2014-15, and we take a look at some of the pros and cons of A/B block scheduling.