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NYC Schools to Run New Illustrative Math Program Aimed at Bolstering Test Scores
The curriculum, which focuses on visualization, discovery and collaboration, replaces traditional math instruction that’s centered on teacher demonstration. The largest K-12 public school district in the nation will overhaul its math instruction program in the approaching 2024-2025 academic year, adopting a more creative approach to teaching problem-solving that millions of students in other states already
Harris Campaigns on Personal Freedoms in Indiana Speech
In an address to an international sorority, the vice president pledged to defend six freedoms. INDIANAPOLIS—Vice President Kamala Harris cast her presidential campaign as a fight to defend six freedoms for the American people during a brief visit to the Hoosier State on July 24. “Ours is a fight for the future,” Ms. Harris told
KJP speaks for first time from White House since Biden dropped out of presidential race: ‘Very personal’
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Biden’s decision to step down was the "right thing" during an appearance on a talk show.
Donald Trump returns to the campaign trail with a new opponent in a transformed 2024 race
Former President Trump is back on the campaign trail with a stop in the crucial swing state of North Carolina and is facing a new opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.
FBI director reveals new details about Trump shooting at House hearing
Washington — FBI Director Christopher Wray testified before House lawmakers Wednesday about the investigation into the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, and he revealed new details about the gunman’s actions in the lead-up to the July 13 shooting in Pennsylvania. Wray told members of the House Judiciary Committee that the gunman, 20-year-old Thomas
‘Everyone’s mad’: Fight to avoid government shutdown shatters House GOP peace
House Republicans are once again at odds with one another over how to fund the federal government in the next fiscal year.