The province is making changes to the Education Act to require math and reading screenings for students from Kindergarten to ...

Alberta is proposing amendments to the Education Act that would make math and literacy screenings for students in ...

This article originally published at Southington sees major increases in early literacy, math scores after instructional ...

The kindergarten class of Alliance Early Learning School teacher Bailey Balderson sees no barriers in their counting ability. For example, on Sept. 19, Balderson led her students in a recited count to ...

When it comes to ensuring a child's education, there are many different factors to consider when choosing the right school. Niche's "2025 Best Schools" ranking is based on rigorous analysis of ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Australian kindergarten students whose classmates start school with core literacy and numeracy skills perform considerably better in ...

As the expectations for kindergarten have risen, the changes have put boys, who tend to mature later, at a disadvantage. By Claire Cain Miller Claire Cain Miller is working on a series of articles ...

Karen Molinar, the Superintendent of the Fort Worth Independent School District, gives a presentation on a report and update on student academics and instructional framework during a FWISD School ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Lawmakers in the Ohio House of Representatives want to eliminate the state’s primary measure of whether children are ready for kindergarten. In the House-passed version of the ...

The formula underpinning President Donald Trump’s new wave of “Liberation Day” tariffs triggered widespread bafflement Thursday, with one CNBC commentator saying it looks like it’s based “on made-up ...

Officials from Cambridge Public Schools updated the School Committee on the status of two decades-long projects — Algebra 1 in eighth grade and universal preschool — in a Tuesday meeting. The ...

Determining whether your child is the right age for kindergarten can be difficult. While most five-year-olds are ready to take the step to full-time classroom learning, some are not — and that’s OK.