Gov. Tim Walz boasted about Minnesota’s education system to a Texas audience on Thursday, Nov. 13. He said Minnesota’s ...

Through classic games, students can learn how to take turns, collaborate, and solve problems—skills that will serve them well ...

Experts say parents should start building literacy skills before a child enters kindergarten. Engaging children in conversation and asking open-ended questions builds crucial language skills. Parents ...

ICSE Sample Paper 2025 - The ICSE Class 9 Geography Half-Yearly Sample Paper 2025 is an invaluable resource for students preparing for their upcoming exams. It goes beyond rote memorization of ...

Morgan Barnaby / OPB Preschool For All supporters, clad in yellow and holding signs that read “Universal Preschool Now,” came out in droves to defend Multnomah County’s preschool program at a public ...

Redshirting is the practice of delaying a child’s entry into kindergarten for a year, often so they can start school at an older age. While typically children begin kindergarten at age five, before a ...

Starting kindergarten is exciting, but also a bit scary! There are new classrooms, teachers, routines, friends and rules. Children must sit still for longer periods, focus on math and reading and mind ...

Last week, Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read released results of an Audits Division investigation that found four preschools squandered hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars meant to provide ...

This article was produced by The 74, a non-profit, independent news organization focused on education in America, published in partnership with The Post and Courier. Carter was in first grade when the ...

Gov. Phil Murphy signed a series of laws this week that will end the era of half-day kindergarten in New Jersey for good and continue a massive expansion of pre-K across the state long after he leaves ...

Oregon Senate Bill 106 saw a flurry of activity earlier this week, including a last-minute amendment that sought to sunset the universal preschool program and a hastily called legislative meeting ...

More working Americans are providing care for aging parents than they are for preschool children, according to an article published recently in the Harvard Business Review. “For the first time in US ...