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Standardized tests aren’t the problem. Here's what is really holding students back


Debates about testing often focus on how different socioeconomic or racial groups compare within the system. Here's the real question: Do these tests even measure what’s important? Read More

Colleges, chaos and cash: No wonder confidence in higher education today is so low


Former secretary of education details why obtaining a college education is no longer an automatic decision for America's students — and why the real guardrails in life are values, virtues and faith. Read More

Scheduling error invalidates more than 160 DeLand High students' ACT test scores


More than 160 Volusia County Schools students at DeLand High School will need to retake the ACT standardized test next month. Read More

Stephen L. Carter: The Ivy League is right to revive the SAT


The back-to-the-SAT bandwagon rolls on. As swiftly as they followed the leader in dropping the standardized test as an admission requirement, the elite schools are reversing course. Read More

Proposed New Rochelle charter school would focus on STEM. If it can overcome opposition


The Mathematics, Science, Language and Technology Academy would open in the former Holy Family School if approved. Read More

Editorial Roundup: United States


The standardized tests were more equitable than grades, the panel said, because grade inflation is more pervasive at affluent schools. Yet UC refuses to consider test scores ... The track record of ... Read More

Opinion: Legislature must disapprove of proposed education rule that would harm 60 districts


A proposed rule from State Superintendent Ryan Walters mirrors the punitive measures of No Child Left Behind by heavily linking test scores to accreditation, says David Blatt. Read More

Bloomberg News: Grade inflation is making learning loss worse across America


Anyone who took Goodhart's idea seriously might have predicted what came next: grade inflation. Eager to please both parents and policymakers, American schools have been slowly lowering standards when ... Read More

NY teachers union wants to stop judging educators based on student test scores: 'Harmful'


New York State's education department and largest teachers union are pushing to ensure student test scores cannot be used to evaluate educators, calling the practice "harmful." The New York State ... Read More

COLUMN: The FAFSA fiasco could roll back years of progress. It must be fixed immediately


The cursing came loud and fast from a nearby room, followed by a slamming sound. This was a few years back, and I immediately suspected the culprit: the dreaded FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal ... Read More

California Spends More on Schools with the Neediest Kids. Here’s How it’s Succeeded, and Failed


By Carolyn Jones, A decade after California revolutionized the way it funds schools, nearly everyone agrees the initiative has done what it was meant to do: improved math and reading scores and ... Read More

AI chatbots are here to help with your mental health, despite limited evidence they work


Chatbots are available 24/7 and don't come with stigma, but there's limited data that they actually improve mental health. Read More


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