Oklahoma City Thunder's Rolling Thunder Book Bus visits Tulsa, distributing free books and promoting literacy to YouthWorks' ...

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The fourth-grade author, who is visually impaired, wrote the children's book because he couldn't find any super hero books at his reading level.

Teachers across the state are trying to help students who fell behind in their reading skills during remote learning. At the same time, they must meet state grade-level standards for instruction ...

Many of these tweens and teens still have reading skills between a first and fourth grade level. With literacy instruction traditionally focused in elementary school, middle and high school teachers ...

The stark reality in Cleveland is that two-thirds of adults are functionally illiterate -- defined as having math, reading or language skills below a fourth-grade level -- and students in the ...

During the regular school day, she has to stick to the fourth-grade-level curriculum and expectations, even though many of her students are missing key building blocks from earlier grades.

A teacher says students are falling behind since the pandemic and that his seventh-graders are performing at a fourth-grade level.

Third grade is considered to be one of the most difficult years of a child’s K-12 education. The first benchmark year and a time where students’ performance directly correlates with promotion or ...

Fourth graders in Atlanta Public Schools made significant progress in national math and reading tests. Now the district will expand its reading program to middle schools.

But her reading skills are stuck at early fourth-grade level. Books written for that grade level are easy to read, but their content feels childish to her.