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

An early literacy bill includes several strategies designed to boost reading skills in K-3 students — including retention.

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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Stanford Professor Rebecca Silverman discusses a transformative movement backed by research that is changing literacy ...

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Howard’s students at Greenville Elementary School were calculating remainders in division problems on worksheets, and Howard ...

Congress ended funding for Reading First in 2009. The more recent science of reading movement, though, has been propelled by ...

It's called NFeLementary and her students have learned all about the 12s and Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold's resiliency.

Utah wants 70% of students in kindergarten through 3rd grade to read at their age level, but only about half do. Students in ...

Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana traditionally were America’s educational basement, but now they are showing blue states a ...

At Alpha Schools, students spend only two hours learning core curriculum through a digital learning platform powered by ...