Summer Reading Program with the Libraries Monday, June 1 – July 31 The annual library summer reading program is all about supporting summer learning through reading, programs, and events. [...]
Math fact fluency: The key to unlocking student success in California David Margulies and Rahim Nathwani, March 24, 202 Source: EdSource.org California’s Math Content Standards, the math students [...]
Kids are in a ‘reading recession,’ as test scores continue to decline Nationally, the average student remains half a grade level behind pre-pandemic levels of achievement in both reading and […]
By J.E. Ribbey It’s April 20, 1775… Young American Adventures “We’re alone. The Redcoats captured Papa yesterday. I find myself filled with a mixture of emotions. Fear that something [...]
While these questions and suggestions are not comprehensive, they offer an insight into one of the major concerns of parents who have children with autism –how and when to help […]
Boys can read The massive gender gap here is starting to get some of the attention it deserves. by Richard V Reeves February 28, 2026 Looks like Gov. Gretchen Whitmer […]
A Critical Thinker’s Bill of Rights and responsibilities, for good measure by Julie Bogart Have you ever experienced a sudden blast of awareness—what you thought you knew, you now question? [...]
“Youth charges in with its own abundance, unpredictable and alive.” by Prof. Suki and Suki Wessling, February 2, 2026 The KidsLearn Substack is written by Suki Wessling, known as [...]
If you want your child to develop good learning skills, praise “what they accomplished through practice, study, persistence, and good strategies.” by Barry Brownstein A few weeks ago, we [...]
An education ‘miracle’? By Sarah Mervosh As recently as 2013, Mississippi ranked 49th in the country for education. Its standing seemed predictable, even inevitable, for a state with low [...]
