Education
How well are your local third graders reading?
Illinois lowered its standards in 2025, but over half of third graders still couldn’t read at grade level. It’s a critical milestone. See how your students did. Even under loosened proficiency standards, over half of Illinois third…
Book Highlights Advances in Digital Education, Policies…
BOSTON – A new book co-edited by national digital education leader Julie Young draws on best…
Radical Activists Hijacked a Top Political Science…
A new Goldwater report reveals discrimination and ideological bias at the American Political Science…
It’s Time to Hold DESE Accountable
A version of the following commentary appeared in the Columbia Missourian. For years, the Show-Me…
Is the federal investment in workforce Pell Grants…
This summer’s One Big Beautiful Bill brought an innovative expansion of the federal Pell Grant…
Why colleges are swiping right on students
As the number of 18-year-old college applicants declines, many higher education institutions are loosening admission barriers, according to The Hechinger Report. Through one-click applications, waived application fees, extended admission acceptance,…
Chicago needs education reform to curb youth violence…
Fixing Chicago’s schools is the surest way to stop youth violence. Softening education…
Scholarships mean bright future for Chicago teen as…
Chicago Public Schools couldn’t give a teen the right education, but scholarships did. Now…
Rhode Island Supreme Court Should Open the Door to…
Do Rhode Islanders have the right to see how school policy is shaped behind the scenes? That’s the…
children under 2 are watching more YouTube than they…
Parents have always reached for easy tools to soothe young children. However, the advent of digital…
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