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A new state ban on 'nonzero' grading is reigniting a fierce debate in American classrooms. While lawmakers argue for accountability, educators worry that returning to the traditional zero could trap s...
In a major policy shift, the administration has unveiled its most expansive set of federal waivers to date, effectively loosening oversight on school funding and performance metrics. The move sparks a...
For decades, standardized testing has been the bogeyman of American education. Now, the Trump administration’s K-12 leadership is proposing a middle ground: modernizing how we measure progress without...
As national test scores reach a twenty-year low, a heated debate has emerged over whether the shift away from federal accountability laws left the American education system without a compass. We explo...
A 'failing' label can haunt a school for years, but recent data suggests the designation often has less to do with teaching quality and more to do with demographics. We explore the systemic factors th...
With the U.S. Department of Education granting another state flexibility on federal mandates, school leaders are wondering if the door is opening for more widespread changes. This recent move highligh...
