Campaign gives kids in low-income communities 10 free books a year to help close the literacy gap and foster a lifelong love ...

Kids read less as they get older, too. In a 2006 survey by Scholastic Inc., 40 percent of kids between the ages of 5 and 8 read every day. At fourth grade, though, that rate declined to 29 percent.

Thousands of kids across Middle Tennessee took part in summer school and tutoring in fourth grade in hopes of showing enough improvement to move to fifth grade.

Carl Thomas, a teacher at KIPP SPARK Academy, reflected on his own “love/hate” relationship with school growing up and how it ...

A bit less known than its larger counterpart, certain fourth graders could face retention if they do not hit a certain benchmark on state testing for English and reading.

Suzy Scudder, a retired elementary school teacher, is trying help young students expand their counting skills.

Humanitarian help comes in many forms, sizes, and amounts. And it is becoming a life lesson from Clarkston to Poland to Ukraine.

Study of milk and what you can make with it coincided coincided with Farm Progress Show taking place in Decatur.

A Central York fourth-grade class shared their holiday traditions Wednesday with another class in California.

Parents and schools brace for Indiana’s new reading law, which may hold back more third graders—just as summer school funding ...