The AP Exam Score Surge: What's Driving Improved Student Performance
A few years ago, education experts noticed that scores were climbing upwards on a number of Advanced Placement tests. The increases, measured on some of the program’s most popular...
Advanced Placement exam scores have climbed significantly across multiple subjects, prompting education experts to debate whether improved teaching methods, test changes, or other factors are responsible. Understanding this trend is critical for educators and administrators evaluating curriculum effectiveness and student college readiness.
School Safety and Research Under Scrutiny: Leading Expert Challenges Long-Held Assumptions
PITTSBURGH, PA – MARCH 29: A student from Oakland Catholic High School receives comfort following the evacuation of her school after a call...
Federal Policy Shifts Threaten Student Access to Food and Healthcare Services
The superintendents group said allowing public benefits usage to be considered in noncitizens’ applications could have a “chilli...
Uncertainty Looms: Federal Education Department Transfers Spark Concerns Among Former Officials
We’re rounding up recent stories, from civil rights groups slamming a regulatory change to a ruling against the administration’s...
Charter Schools' Recovery Questioned: Are Gains Real or Temporary?
Paul E. Peterson interviews Geoffrey Kocks, research associate at Blueprint Labs The post The Education Exchange: Charters’ “Lost Decade” Fo...