Disclaimer: This features my opinion and should not be taken as Standardized testing is a struggle for many students. Months of work are...

The free speech rights of students have long been debated. As citizens of the United States, students should have a wide array of free...

On July 9, Governor Pritzker of Illinois signed the Teaching Equitable Asian American History Act (TEAACH). [1] After a series of deadly...

As we approach the summer much of the Northern Hemisphere has already finished the first pandemic year. Accurate with this year's trend,...

Disclaimer: This is a review of three different test prep companies, not a guide. This is solely my opinion and if you have the means,...

The administration of the New York State Regents Exams has been a tradition in the secondary high schools of our state since the 19th...

Education is supposed to be the “great equalizer.” It’s the key to social mobility: education is the tool that makes it possible for...

The use of affirmative action in education admission systems has long been debated in history. Recently, the conservative organization,...

Over the past couple of decades, numerous people have questioned the generally early start time of high school and middle school....

As we approach the fall, much of the Northern Hemisphere has begun their back-to-school seasons. Accurate to this year’s trend, the...

Coronavirus's arrival back in March disrupted life as we knew. As we gradually realized that serious measures had to be taken to prevent...

The past six months have indeed been an unprecedented time. As coronavirus cases increased throughout the nation, daily life...

As we rapidly approach September or the start of the school year, despite concerns over the COVID-19 crisis, schools are undergoing...

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