(The Center Square) – Georgia School Superintendent Richard Woods said he will develop an action plan to eliminate the pressure from standardized testing after the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) said it would not be…
New York City’s watchdog is demanding answers from education officials following THE CITY’s report that some parents waiting to get remote-learning equipment for their kids instead received visits from child welfare investigators. In a May 4 letter addressed to…
More than one in six New York City students are expected to attend summer school this year, an indication of the scale of learning loss officials are bracing for as a result of the coronavirus…
Flu season will look different this year, as the country grapples with a coronavirus pandemic that has killed more than 172,000 people. Many Americans are reluctant to visit a doctor’s office and public health officials…
PHOENIX – The Arizona Department of Education physically removed an AZCIR reporter out of its Capitol Mall offices today in response to a request to inspect the latest school letter grade records. The agency’s security…
In 2019, Montana lawmakers passed Medicaid expansion, building in new work and “community engagement” requirements for eligibility. Those requirements were scheduled to go into effect this summer. In the interim, a pandemic has upended both…
At Olmos Elementary School in North East Independent School District, family specialist Lilliana Esparza’s days never go as planned. They begin with tutoring, a service the campus provides before and after school every day. From…