Math and reading scores are way up in a high-poverty California district, but some teachers say there's too much testing.

Education's "new normal" is horrifying. Let's build a new education system out of the ashes.

Failure algebra in Philadelphia, go to tutoring, retake the test and get a cash reward -- even if you fail again.

Testing is essential to improve schools and inform parents.

Schools need to focus on teaching academics rather than trying to end injustice or combat climate change.

How Louisiana is raising reading scores and hoping to improve math achievement.

Schools need to reset classroom culture to improve achievment.

Achievement predicts motivation, but motivation doesn't predict achievement.

Gen Z students expect to be graded on effort, not achievement.

"We're in the midst of an "education depression," an "era of shrinking outcomes and opportunity," writes Tim Daly. From 1990 to 2013,...

In cities with at least a third of students in charters or other choice schools, students are narrowing achievement gaps.

Schools that help disadvantaged students achieve focus on consistently good teaching, a strong, shared curriculum and lots of collaboration.

Urban charter schools improve learning for disadvantaged minority students, and competition often improves nearby district schools.

U.S.-born students learn more when their classmates are immigrants, says a new study.

President Biden's education agenda deserves a D.

Grade inflation soared when learning went remote, writes Amber Northern. Lax requirements to turn in work, fewer graded assignments, and...

Urban charter school students in Massachusetts earn higher test scores and are more likely to enroll in college and earn a degree,...

The federal government gave schools $190 billion in emergency funding during and after the pandemic. The extra money helped students...

Parents should be able to choose a public school that meets their children's academic needs and their family's values, writes Debbie...

San Diego 11th-grade students are passing classes, but failing proficiency tests.