Education

A Push for Focused Learning Wisconsin lawmakers have advanced legislation that will restrict the use of cell phones and other wireless devices during classroom instruction. Assembly Bill 2, now concurred

A new bill in the New York State Senate is stirring discussion about how schools handle state-designated cultural and religious holidays. Sponsored by Senator Robert Ortt, the measure would allow

Putnam County schools in Indiana are receiving more than $271,500 in safety upgrades thanks to the state’s Secured School Safety Grant Program, a long-standing initiative backed by State Rep. Beau

The Minnesota Department of Education has released the latest statewide results from the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments (MCA), and the numbers reveal a troubling trend: for the third year in a

Indiana is celebrating a major educational milestone with the release of the latest Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination (IREAD) assessment results, which show a historic jump in third grade literacy.

As the school year settles into routine and the so-called ‘honeymoon period’ fades, challenges inevitably arise. At times like this, I am reminded of why teaching matters most. One of

The Indiana Senate Republican Caucus is opening the door for students and recent graduates to gain a firsthand look at state government, announcing that applications are now being accepted for

Minnesota students are once again confronting a sobering reality: according to the Minnesota Department of Education, just 49.6% of students are reading at grade level and only 45.2% are proficient

Indiana’s reading overhaul is showing some of the strongest gains in the country, according to new state data released for the 2024–2025 school year. Indiana reports that 87.3% of third

Minnesota Senator Andrew Mathews welcomed a federal court decision in Loe v. Walz, which sided with the University of Northwestern and Crown College in their challenge to a 2023 law