A ‘Learning Recession’ in U.S. Schools? An overwhelming majority of U.S. states are seeing below-average test scores in reading and math, far beyond the COVID-19 pandemic’s disruptions, according to a ...
Cell phone bans in schools are working—at least as far as keeping kids off their phones during school, according to a new working paper. But the bans, which have been touted by researchers, educators ...
Most states have attempted to curb cellphone use in schools in recent years. Parents and educators hoped decreased usage would improve test scores, boost mental health and help students pay more ...
President Trump on Tuesday restored the Presidential Fitness Test Award for public schoolchildren — less than a year after he revived the health program that was nixed during the Obama administration.
A new nationwide education report has found that most U.S. states continue to experience below-average student performance in math and reading, with researchers warning the country remains stuck in ...
Staff photo / Ed Runyan Mahoning County Common Pleas Court Judge Anthony Donofrio, right, listens as SCORE Court graduate Sam Malmisur reads remarks Wednesday during his graduation from SCORE Court.
A new report is shedding light on a “learning recession” in U.S. schools that started in 2013. The report, titled “From Learning Recession to Learning Recovery: Understanding the Sources of U.S. K-12 ...
Florida State athletics achieved a school-record multi-year Academic Progress Rate (APR) of 993. Five FSU women's sports programs earned perfect multi-year APR scores of 1,000. Twelve different sports ...
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