As the school year moves forward, state legislators around the country are increasingly talking about holding students back.

Lansing — Michigan lawmakers have spent about $1 billion over the last decade attempting to boost students' reading scores, but the investments have failed to achieve anything close to the goal ...

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SB241 would allow schools to hold back third graders who can't read at grade level. But it would also introduce more reading tests for younger students — and new supports. Here's everything that would ...

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Thank you for standing by, and welcome to Mineral Resources FY '26 Half Year Results Briefing. Your hosts today are Malcolm Bundey, Independent Non-Executive Chair; Chris Ellison, Managing Director; ...

Last year, after decades of often bitter debate, California took an important step toward raising the abysmal levels of reading ability among many of its public school students. The Legislature passed ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. House Bill 3023's expansion of mandatory grade retention is a dangerous step backward for Oklahoma's struggling readers.