Without urgent reforms, millions of students in the United States and Mexico will remain unprepared for the challenges of adulthood, Tressa Pankovits writes.

Under the program, the identified Grade 1 students considered to be slow readers or with less comprehension in reading are to be mentored by a college student for two hours during the entire program.

Comprising experts from various backgrounds with decades of combined K-12 publishing experience, this Woman- and ...

Aleysha Ortiz is 19 years old and in her freshman year at the University of Connecticut. She graduated last year from a ...

The New York State Education Department wrote in English and Yiddish to two Chassidic schools in the Williamsburg ...

There’s no crisis here that needs solving except for the dislike people have of the Chassidic community, and that to me is the issue,” said Moshe Krakowski, of Yeshiva University.

Read Ready Covington’s “reading challenge” starts today for children in preschool through 3rd grade, and — for ... between sound/letter symbols), comprehension, and problem solving.

Our newest Teacher of the Week was born in Mexico and has been working for Ada Vista Elementary School since she graduated ...

An innovative after-school program is using golf to help struggling readers catch up, with students at Title I schools ...