Ensuring students maintain a healthy distance from smartphones is, in the end, the best way to protect their rights.

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Although debate in transforming Vermont’s educational system has filled our news headlines for months, we are pleased to share that a small, but mighty, provision in H.480 has expanded Vermont ...

Youth & Opportunity United (YOU) launches a summer reading program, Once Upon a Time, to foster a love of reading in Evanston ...

The Middlesex County Public Library (MCPL) system’s summer reading program is now in full swing, with more than 70 children ...

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Free literacy tests aim to catch reading struggles early and connect families with help before kids fall behind.

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Five years on from the disruption of lockdown, young readers are engaging with more challenging books—and understanding them ...

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Z, a Cambium Learning Group brand and leader in K-6 literacy solutions, announced its deepened commitment to providing flexible, practical resources designed to meet the diverse needs of K-6 students ...