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As Michael Moriarty ends his tenure on the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education, he continues to champion early literacy statewide and nationally. Reflecting on his 10 years on the board, ...
For the 2025–26 school year, the district expects to contribute about 9 percent of salaries to the Teachers’ Retirement System and between 9.5 and 10 percent for support staff in the Employee ...
“Reading is the foundation of our education system, but New York State is currently not meeting basic reading proficiency levels,” Gov. Kathy Hochul said just ahead of her 2024 State of the State ...
Integrating financial literacy in secondary and higher education is essential. Covering topics like savings, money-raising, insurance, and managing uncertainties, it enhances employable skills and ...
The Reading League has published a Curriculum Navigation Report on Collaborative Literacy, the comprehensive core ELA curriculum from Collaborative Classroom, a leading nonprofit publisher of K ...
Beyond Basics is a Michigan-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, founded in 1999, that’s dedicated to delivering a proven literacy solution to K-12 students and beyond. Currently operating in ...
Reading scores fell in New York City public schools this year, coincident with a major literacy curriculum overhaul ordered up by Mayor Adams and Chancellor David Banks. Don’t panic.
Aug. 1 marked the beginning of the district's six-year implementation of textbook publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH)’s Into Reading. SCCPSS chose Into Reading as well as Into Literature ...
The curriculum isn't the only thing that affects how kids read. Income and other factors also play a part. MPS is making an effort in the things it can control.
The current school system is falling short of teaching students basic financial literacy, adding to problems such as the current cost of living crisis. Cameron Micallef 2 min read ...
For Māori students, the decline in basic literacy and numeracy is even more significant. In 2009, 24% of Māori students fell below the literacy baseline. This increased to 30% in 2018.
First, the basics that have been repeatedly committed to by various policies across the past few decades need to be implemented. An adequate number of teachers is essential in every school.