After a successful start to its pilot of a new elementary math curriculum, Lincoln Public Schools is expanding the Into Math resources to four more elementary schools this fall.

As a career educator and now a superintendent, I’ve spent my career witnessing firsthand the transformative power of education. But one lesson stands out above all: The earlier we engage children in ...

My twins attend a preschool program inside a local nursing home. They spend time helping seniors, including residents with dementia. I chose empathy and community over traditional kindergarten prep.

Michael Slipenkyj is partly supported by a Mitacs internship with Vretta Inc., a Canadian educational technology company. Heather P. Douglas has developed an early numeracy screener that is being used ...

Two teachers at Berkeley Preparatory Academy were recognized this past November with math performance bonuses for leading significant student growth on SC READY math assessments during the 2024–25 ...

It is just as natural for young children to think mathematically about their world as it is for them to use language. They develop mathematical knowledge as they manipulate objects and reason about ...

When it comes to ensuring a child's education, there are many different factors to consider when choosing the right school. Niche's "2025 Best Schools" ranking is based on rigorous analysis of ...

Washington, D.C., is no longer allowing parents to delay their child’s entrance into kindergarten by one year, a practice often referred to as “redshirting.” The practice is commonly used by parents ...

Math has a terrible reputation. Many people are convinced that math is either boring or too difficult. Fortunately, young children aren’t jaded—yet! Math learning doesn’t start with numbers on a ...

Erin McCloud finds herself in an odd position. She’s about to close one of the two preschools she operates in Southeast Portland, because of a government program designed to increase preschool ...

SEOUL — The South Korean kindergartners squirmed through their English-language writing class. They were not doing their ABCs. They were getting a head start on a defining moment more than a decade in ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Sixty-five percent of kindergarten-age children in Franklin County do not have a basic grasp of letters and numbers, prompting Ohio to say they’re not ready for kindergarten.