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Arkansas schools preparing to test third graders for reading level under new LEARNS Act provision
A new provision in the Arkansas LEARNS Act that took effect at the start of the school year will force students to repeat the third grade if they are unable to read at their grade level.
On Thursday, The Tribune received a letter from Nicholas, a third-grade student from Virginia. His class is learning about ...
An early literacy bill includes several strategies designed to boost reading skills in K-3 students — including retention.
Senator Loren Legarda on Tuesday underscored the importance of strengthening learning from Kindergarten to Grade 3, saying ...
At Alpha Schools, students spend only two hours learning core curriculum through a digital learning platform powered by ...
Thousands of third-graders who fall short of Arkansas’ reading standard could be forced to repeat the grade under a rule ...
Ramp Math, a new supplemental math program, addresses unfinished learning and prepares students for grade-level math instruction.
About 23% of third graders, or nearly 12,000 students, scored below the required reading level last spring. But fewer than 3% were ultimately held back, according to newly provided state data.
Several students at the Alexandria school posted low reading scores last spring, putting them at risk of having to repeat ...
Three prek-5th grade schools will be consolidated by grade level in the Richwood area. Local leaders say it’s beneficial for ...
Jessieville School District administrators outlined new third grade promotion and retention requirements under the state's LEARNS Act during the Feb. 9 school board meeting, detailing intervention ...
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