Michigan spent $1 billion on literacy efforts but saw reading scores decline, while Mississippi improved dramatically with less spending and more accountability. What went wrong in Michigan?

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Several students at the Alexandria school posted low reading scores last spring, putting them at risk of having to repeat ...

Parents, grandparents and community advocates have driven educational change before. That leadership is needed again.

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Adjust the results for such things as student poverty, and the “southern surge” is even more impressive. On a ranking compiled by the Urban Institute, a think-tank, Mississippi comes top (see chart 1) ...

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About 23% of third graders, or nearly 12,000 students, scored below the required reading level last spring. But fewer than 3% were ultimately held back, according to newly provided state data.