New results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress show diverging trends for 9- and 13-year-olds.

To our knowledge, this study is the first to apply deep learning models that can, beyond diagnosis, identify molecular subtypes and predict outcomes in a single brain tumour entity (meningioma) using ...

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Public schools across the nation have seen a slow decline in end-of-grade scores beginning in 2008, and scores fell to further lows during COVID. School closures and distance learning instead of ...

Every year, thousands of Tennessee third graders face being held back under a state reading law. While most advance to the next grade, they must navigate a fast-moving timeline to avoid retention.

The May 18 release of reading scores for Tennessee third graders set off a fast-moving timeline to determine if tens of thousands of public school students will be held back or not. Tennessee's third ...

The SCORE Act, a landmark piece of legislation that would pave the way for new standards in college sports on matters including revenue sharing and athlete compensation, will not be brought to the ...

Congress' attempts to fix college sports hit another roadblock. The SCORE Act, which was set to be voted on this week in the House of Representatives, was pulled, per a Yahoo! Sports report. This ...

The Alabama Board of Education recognized Mountain Brook City School System for achieving the highest city performance on the Alabama State Report Card during its May 14 meeting. The report card ...

Student test scores have declined across most of the United States over the last decade, according to new numbers from the Educational Opportunity Project at Stanford. Reading scores are down in more ...

Students across the United States remain nearly half a grade level behind in reading, according to a new report from researchers at Harvard University, Stanford University, and Dartmouth College, who ...