Education

A Growing Literacy Challenge Michigan’s reading scores are drawing renewed concern as state lawmakers debate how to respond to years of disappointing literacy outcomes. Despite repeated increases in school funding

Four young Pennsylvania students recently had the chance to see their ideas for improving the Commonwealth recognized at the State Capitol, after being named winners of state Rep. Kristin Marcell’s

As college costs continue to weigh heavily on students and families across the country, a new tuition proposal in Wisconsin is drawing sharp criticism from Republican lawmakers who say public

In Part 2 of their conversation on The Progress Report, Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano welcome back educator, author, and leadership voice Andrew Marotta for a discussion on burnout, balance,

Indiana lawmakers are highlighting continued progress in student achievement as a statewide summer learning initiative returns to serve thousands of Hoosier students. State Rep. Beau Baird is encouraging families to

Across the country, conversations around school safety often center on students—but in Kentucky, lawmakers are making it clear that protecting educators is just as critical. With new legislation now signed

Building on continued efforts to promote literacy and student engagement, Michigan Speaker of the House Matt Hall is once again encouraging students to step into the world of books, ideas,

Kentucky Senate President Pro Tempore David Givens is responding to Governor Andy Beshear’s veto of House Bill 1, legislation that would allow the state to participate in a federal education

Georgia lawmakers are attempting to turn the page on a persistent challenge in the state’s classrooms: helping more young students learn to read. A sweeping literacy reform effort moving through

Winners to Serve as “Representative for a Day” at the Michigan State Capitol In a continued effort to inspire young minds across Michigan, Speaker of the House Matt Hall has