A new Oklahoma bill inspired by Mississippi's success aims to improve literacy by retaining third-graders who fail reading tests and implementing summer academies.

By Ellen Gelman Imagine being a high school student sitting in a room where everyone around you seems to understand texts ...

Oklahoma lawmakers debate requiring hearing screenings in public schools to help identify hearing loss and improve literacy rates among young students.

Almost all children can learn to read with effective data-driven support, according to Gardner Institute analysis ...

The state that jumped from 49th to ninth nationally in reading is now guiding other states seeking literacy improvements.

But the plan has faced pushback from some state and national groups, who argue that while the hearing screenings would be beneficial, it’s critical that the state’s required guidelines adhere to best ...

The Michigan Department of Education endorsed two screening assessments for dyslexia and 14 elementary school literacy ...

Chandigarh’s “fully literate” status was formalised after nearly 15,000 adult learners successfully qualified in the ...

From ambitious literacy plans to shifts in the federal government, schools have been at the center of some of the biggest ...

A state law taking effect in 2026 is aimed at addressing literacy in students. AB 1454 requires the state education board to ...

Setting high expectations for reading is not a problem, but labeling only students meeting those high expectations as ...

PALMER — Mat-Su students entering middle school next year could have longer class periods and see fewer teachers each day ...