Twenty years ago this fall, we kicked off the first new school year of the “No Child Left Behind” era. Back in early 2002, after close to a year of tendentious stop-and-start negotiations and just ...
New data from Stanford’s Educational Opportunity Project confirms what close observers already knew: America’s test scores are slipping. The pandemic worsened the decline, but the slide began years ...
Virginia and four other states have been granted waivers from the Bush-era No Child Left Behind policy — including its school ratings — allowing them to focus on their own state-based standards, U.S.
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