Students at Stowe Elementary are celebrating the joys of reading, with some hands-on experience. Nearly 500 books will find new homes over the next two days for the 11th annual 'I love to read' event ...

POZNAN, Poland (AP) — A generation ago, Poland rationed sugar and flour while its citizens were paid one-tenth what West Germans earned. Today, the economy of the country has edged past Switzerland to ...

Friends’ Central junior Abigail Greenberg is an outstanding student and a highly active member of the school community, holding multiple leadership roles and engaged with a wide range of ...

Kathleen Saragosa Kathleen Saragosa was born on Jan. 26, 1938 to Gertrude Nebrich Corkery and Cornelius Corkery in Buffalo, New York. She was born on what ...

More than 730 students from 22 local school districts recently took part in the annual “Battle of the Books,” coordinated by the WSWHE BOCES School Library System.

The students in Grapevine-Colleyville ISD discuss children’s books series like Diary of a Wimpy Kid through the unique ...

A perplexing exam — on which a high score could help confer a full-ride scholarship to Michigan State — attracted hundreds of ...

Comstock Park — Books are in full bloom at Stoney Creek Elementary as students and staff turned their halls into a whimsical reading forest for National Reading Month. “We decided to do something the ...

Oklahoma lawmakers are debating a bill to retain struggling third-grade readers, aiming to boost the state's low literacy scores.

The “Mississippi Miracle” has been cited by governors, researchers, and education policy wonks across the country. North Carolina may be next, Andrew Dunn says.

Fulton County’s literacy coaches helped raise reading scores, offering a model as Georgia considers placing a coach in every K-3 classroom in the state.