U.S. students' future earnings -- and the economy as a whole -- will be much lower because of declining achievement in math and reading.

A third of high school graduates (or less) are ready for college math and reading, but a majority will enroll in four-year colleges.

Reading and math scores are way down for 12th graders. Only a third are prepared for college success.

While some blame Common Core math for falling test scores, others say the stress on understanding prepares students for algebra.

Money earned by people who were very, very good at math is being spent to promote anti-racist, justice-infused not-very-mathy math.

New York spends a lot on schools and doesn't get much for the money.

The SAT, and soon the ACT, are changing to cater to students with short attention spans.

Teenagers want teachers to explain STEM subjects. Few care about working in groups or seeing examples that reflect their race or gender.

Fourth-grade math scores are way up in a rural Alabama county that's turned to data analysis and coaching to improve learning.

Is learning math really like learning to ride a bicycle?

A Denver charter network has trained parents to work as reading tutors.

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.

Catholic school students are one to two years ahead of public students in reading and math.

Reading scores are still falling on the "nation's report card," while math scores are the same.

Honor mathletes and science fair winners or plan to import a lot of high-tech immigrants.

U.S. students are doing much worse in math, while some other countries are improving.

As a math teacher in the early 2000s, Adrian Mims saw few Black and Hispanic students succeeding in Brooklin (MA) High School's honors...

I  remember when "the new math" was new. It was supposed to teach kids to understand math, not just go through the motions. I'd just...

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