student achievement

Providing a birth-to-employment education can stop students from falling through the cracks.

Using graduate data to assess achievement in K12.

Under increasing pressure to raise scores or risk losing their jobs, some teachers and administrators are being pushed over the edge.

Departments of education at the state level with high-quality longitudinal data systems in place have doubled within the last year.

New study shows that per-pupil spending as nearly tripled over the last 40 years. While some states have shown improvements in student achievement, others have remained stagnant.

In more than one big city school district, including now Seattle, superintendents who have put smart reforms in place, yielding positive results for students, have been removed too soon.

Glen Rock (N.J.) curriculum chief Kathleen Regan says key to the equation is integrated STEM lessons.

Study finds that changes in friendships while students transition from elementary school into the middle school years may trigger a student's academic success or defeat.

Districts are using data warehouses and data dashboards to drive immediate decisions.

Mohsin Dada, assistant superintendent for business services, used a competitive sale to buy the districts latest bond.