For many years, Sen. Farnsworth has been trying to remove the requirement that all high school students complete Algebra II.

The bill, introduced Wednesday by State Senator Robert Farnsworth, would go into effect this upcoming school year if passed in March or April.

The Hechinger Report covers the reasons behind the initiative to have students take algebra in eighth grade, as well as its results, in Minnesota.

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On the occasion of the recent passing of area sports legend Ergie Smith, we have reprinted a slightly abridged version of a 2012 story on Smith written by former Daily Telegraph Sports Editor Bob Redd ...

This year’s STAR students and teachers from Troup County’s high schools were presented during the LaGrange Rotary Club ...

Laments about the state of education are arguably as old as education is, or close to it. And they’ve always been a waste of time. That’s because knowledge isn’t bestowed on us as mu ...

As the son of a Spanish father, who was a first generation college student, and a mother raised on a farm in Texas, Peter ...

Education is at the heart of Bengaluru’s thriving intellectual and technological landscape. With an increasing focus on ...

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In recognition of Black History Month, we have gathered a selection of books by Black authors and about Black lives that were ...