Students will explore improving literacy achievement with elementary school students using preferred reading material in a private elementary school in Buffalo, NY. Project description This project ...

C ontroversial new reading material for Texas elementary school students sparked a debate on Tuesday at a State Board of Education hearing. The goal of the classroom materials being considered is ...

The Bluebonnet materials, which use Bible stories, are K-5 math and reading instructional materials that the 2023 House Bill 1605 mandated the Texas Education Agency created with the intention of ...

The SBOE approved the material by an 8-7 vote with only Republican members voting for it. All Democratic members and three Republicans opposed it.

The Belton Independent School District school board approved the adoption of two State Board of Education-approved high-quality instructional materials for elementary math and reading on Monday.

Lisa Epstein got up at the crack of dawn to drive from her home in San Antonio to Austin and then waited more than eight hours to speak to the Texas State Board of Education.

Controversy has surrounded new state-approved lessons referencing the Bible that are being offered as part of the Texas Education Agency's elementary reading curriculum, with some confusion on ...

Lawmakers have so far released just $9 million to help implement the curriculum, leaving more than $40 million unspent.

Here is what Kelso teachers, as well as an Education Week survey, say about the new materials. Kelso School Board OKs Into Reading elementary curriculum Skip to main content Skip to main content ...

NORTH RIDGEVILLE, OHIO – Liberty Elementary School has been recognized by the Governor’s Science of Reading Recognition Program, a designation awarded by the Ohio Department of Education and ...

HOUSTON COUNTY, Ga. — Houston County's Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning Elgin Mayfield said about 75% of students in the county are reading on grade level, according to ...

Starting this coming year, all public elementary schools must follow the Science of Reading. That means using only evidence-based instruction that’s firmly anchored in phonics, content knowledge ...