After the deadly 2017 white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia’s Albemarle County school system set out to combat ...

The county is moving ahead with its new social studies curriculum despite a lawsuit and being singled out by the Trump ...

open image in gallery Karly Anderson, a third-grade teacher in Florida, has returned to the classroom after being arrested on two misdemeanors in connection to an underage party (Brevard County ...

Makenzie Caufield, a third-grade teacher at Robert Mitchell Elementary in the Washoe County School District, has been honored as the 2025 Nevada Teacher of the Year by Teachers of Tomorrow (ToT ...

Instead of worksheets and textbooks ... That fluency was on full display recently in Ms. Tracy Butts' third-grade classroom. Butts led her kids to the back of the room, where they sat on the ...

But farm kids were often absent in spring and fall ... going into first grade because there was no kindergarten in Kingston, New York, where we lived. I was 7 and starting third grade.

Madden: You may be worrying about high school, but if those kids aren't reading by third grade, then you've lost them ... Had to have tutoring because kids who start to fall behind, if you don't get ...

On recent years' exit surveys, about a third of staff ... Obama started this fall with two teaching vacancies, according to Maddaleni's tally: an unspecified seventh grade teacher and a special ...

Longleaf Elementary will be the third ... sixth-grade classes. Fifth graders at the school will have the option of moving into sixth-grade classes at the West Pensacola elementary this fall.

Teachers must continue to prioritize their academic targets, with the result that metacognitive discussions aimed at dispelling harmful misconceptions can often fall to the ... practice problem ...

In the midst of a boring, unchanging “ordinary” life, the protagonist “I” inexplicably begins to frequently dream of childhood. The elementary school days, with no particular memories, are ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Just over a decade ago, state lawmakers made an ambitious pledge to Ohioans that every child would read proficiently by the end of third grade. Under legislation known as the ...