The governor, joined by Arkansas Department of Education Secretary Jacob Oliva, visited Murrell Taylor Elementary School on ...

Several area school districts are getting new tools to help students become confident readers, thanks to a state grant aimed ...

Too many Georgian children are failing to read at grade level. This limits their opportunities for success and puts them at risk of poverty, unemployment and incarceration.

Governor Mike DeWine has announced the 2026 Science of Reading Champions and it includes some schools from around the Valley.

Georgia lawmakers want to spend more than $60 million to place literacy coaches in every elementary school in the state, expanding a pilot program.

House leaders have called literacy their top priority this session.

Gov. Mike DeWine says the ReadOhio coaches will help implement phonics-based literacy instruction after finding some schools where the science of reading isn't being taught.

Efforts to improve literacy among Georgia children could get a big boost if a new state spending plan becomes law.

The Georgia House passed a $38.5 billion budget that prioritizes childhood literacy initiatives, including placing coaches in elementary schools.

Mississippi fourth graders’ average math scores on the 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress were higher than ...

At the Georgia Capitol, a renewed focus on making sure kids can read is in the budget, at least in the Georgia House chamber. The Georgia House of Representatives passed its version of the state ...

District 186 officials are working to balance their $18 million budget deficit, and they said it will come with budget cuts.