Using Google Translate isn't an effective way for school districts to educate students who don't speak English, says a new report calling for a major overhaul of the bilingual education system.

English learners make progress. The city of Vineland, New Jersey, about an hour south of Philadelphia, represents changing U.S. demographics. More than 60% of the 11,000 students in Vineland ...

Nearly half are under 18, and 88% speak only English at home or speak English very well, according to 2014 data from the U.S. Census Bureau. That’s up from 73% in 2000.

Take, for example, a 12-year-old who still can't read in English. Rather than placing that student into a first- or second-grade class with much younger kids who are learning to read, that 12-year ...

Both in terms of what kids are assigned and how they are instructed to read it, English class in middle and high school — now reconceived as language arts, E.L.A. or language and literature ...

ELL Parents Can Boost Their Children’s English Skills By Doing These Two Things. By Corey Mitchell — August 12, 2016 2 min read. Pre-K student Kailyn Walker ...

For children learning English, speaking the language can be a way to fit in. But teachers worry that remote learning means some students aren't hearing even casual English outside their classes.

Kids from lower-income families tend toward “useful” majors, such as computer science, math, and physics. Those whose parents make more money flock to history, English, and performing arts.

Many American parents would be shocked to know where their kids were actually achieving. Nationally, 90% of parents think their children are reading and doing math at or above grade level.

The eight-week kids’ Mix-It-Up Zumba class at Washington Sports Club, for example, costs $132 for members’ kids and $156 for the children of non-members.