2,815 source-backed education facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 11 of 29.
“hitting an actual proficiency score of 78.1%”
“I'm sure that there is not a day since 19 BCE, when the poet Virgil died, when someone has not been reading his great epic poem, "The Aeneid," telling the story of the foundation of Rome.”
“It has been running for five years and is the brainchild of Peter Kelly, an English teacher at the school. Last week it took home the Scotland's Emerging Talent prize at the first ever Scottish Podcast Awards, with other winners including …”
“the names of the two mortal victims”
“Of the 86 students who took the March 5 exam, 40 scored a perfect 100. The class average was 96 whereas in previous years, the average had ranged between 65 and 80—and this exam, by design, was harder than usual.”
“He has worked as a technology journalist for more than five years”
“I would spend three or four days a week training in the morning and then going to university. It took seven years [attempting to do a PhD] and I wanted to quit after the second year because it was just too much.”
“The benefits the plan provides flow to union members of the DGA, which includes their namesake directors as well as assistant directors, associate directors, unit production managers and stage managers.”
“Eustáquio attended St. Louis from kindergarten to Grade 2 before moving to Portugal.”
““Language is a big barrier. I learned a little bit of it. But being there a few months in, I was able to get through the first two-thirds of a conversation. And I was able to surprise people in being able to get in and out of expressions a…”
“which found nearly one million young people aged 16 to 24 in the United Kingdom are not in education, employment, or training.”
“97.1% poverty rate”
“As for the reading list, it adds at least one Bible passage for every grade.”
“About 15 to 20 pupils usually put the podcast together”
“two of them had been shot”
“Following his speech, 27 students dropped the course; 22 of those had scored 100 on the take‑home.”
“He pledged to expand “the supply of 45-day work placements and apprenticeships" for young people”
“predicted 22.9% literacy rate”
“My fourth grader would have to read three religious texts.”
“The podcast has already held live broadcasts, including one at the Edinburgh Festival, and another where pupils spoke to children's and young adults author Ross MacKenzie about his career, in front of an audience of P7 pupils drawn from ne…”
“two of his students had been among the nine wounded in the attack”
“When the final came around, only 59 showed up for the in‑person exam and 19 failed. The class average collapsed to 48 out of 100: by far the lowest final exam average in the course’s history.”
“scoring an actual reading proficiency of 77.9%”
“changes to social studies and history for grades K-8 were approved.”
“It has capacity for 248 pupils but only eight are expected to attend when the new school year starts in August.”
“in his 34-year career at Brown”
“57% of U.S. college students now report using AI tools in their coursework weekly.”
“The other two California schools that made the list”
“They wanted to know if, in Texas, the suddenly limitless font of Grad PLUS loans that began in 2006 contributed to graduate programs hiking their prices.”
“The school had 13 pupils in the 2025/26 academic year, but that number is forecast to fall to just eight as the majority of the pupils in the catchment area are sent elsewhere.”
“Of the 86 students who took the March 5 exam”
“47% of surveyed Harvard seniors admitted to cheating.”
“nearly 42,000 public schools”
“The researchers wrote that, for every additional dollar students received in loans, graduate schools increased their prices by $0.64 (after accounting for grants they gave out).”
“It cited the fall in pupil numbers, limited opportunities for peer interaction and challenges in delivering a 'broad and balanced curriculum' as issues facing the school - alongside high running costs.”
“40 scored a perfect 100”
“Princeton’s faculty voted in May to end its 133-year-old honor code tradition of unsupervised exams, mandating proctors in every room starting July 1, the most significant change to the policy since students first petitioned for it in 1893.”
“more than 41,800 schools”
“Recent analyses suggest these new limits will affect roughly 30% of graduate borrowers.”
“On 10 September, three students raised concerns with their course leader, and the college made the decision to cancel classes that afternoon.”
“The class average was 96”
“10,000 districts”
“citing Islam - the world's second largest religion - as dangerously violent”
“in the months leading up to him taking his GCSEs he had more than three months off school for numerous surgeries.”
“in previous years, the average had ranged between 65 and 80”
“over 3.1 million students”
“The Bible passage reading list is ready and starts in the 2030 school year.”
“In the months leading up to him taking his GCSEs he had more than three months off school for numerous surgeries.”
“Following his speech, 27 students dropped the course”
“more than 90% of children live in poverty”
“It includes loose ingredients like "1 pound crisp-crunchy vegetables" or "4 cups leafy greens."”
“22 of those had scored 100 on the take‑home”
“spring 2024 third grade reading scores”
“Vegetable chunks may need 4 to 7 minutes — if you want to speed up the process, cover the pot so the vegetables steam for a minute or two, then uncover and toss again. Sturdy greens may need 3 to 5 minutes to get tender (we like to let the…”
“only 59 showed up for the in‑person exam”
“2023-24 federal poverty data”
“19 failed”
“Three Los Angeles County public schools”
“The class average collapsed to 48 out of 100”
“Worsened general academic performance appeared to be an additional result of the study, which followed a group of 502 children from infancy to middle childhood, with the effects researchers saw in participants at the tender age of one bein…”
“Princeton’s faculty voted in May to end its 133-year-old honor code tradition”
“The scientists were surprised to learn that screen use for two- and three-year-olds did not show significant links to this decreased performance — however, the correlations “re-emerged” when children reached age six, “when children reach f…”
“mandating proctors in every room starting July 1”
“making history as one of the first film students in his school district to participate.”
“57% of U.S. college students now report using AI tools in their coursework weekly”
“The June 24 attack occurred around 11:30 a.m., as the victim was walking on the access road when the suspect passed by on a bicycle wearing shorts and a tank top, according to a warning to the campus published by UCSB police the next day.”
“47% of surveyed Harvard seniors admitted to cheating”
“The cyclist reversed direction, circling back twice on the asphalt path to ask the victim questions, before returning a third time to strike the strolling pedestrian on the buttocks from behind.”
“Serrano has over 6,100 citations on Google Scholar”
“The suspect is described by authorities as a 35-year-old man of Hispanic or Middle Eastern descent, shorter and with a thin build.”
“The June 24 attack came as USCB police have yet to identify the alleged rapist sought for strangling forcing sex on an 18-year-old freshman at her Tropicana Gardens dormitory on the night of May 9.”
“warning that witnesses could leave campus with the end of the school year June 15.”
“The June 24 attack came two days after the start of the summer quarter at UCSB.”
“Visalia ranked at No. 150, the lowest overall rank”
“Bakersfield at No. 147”
“Modesto at No. 146”
“Salinas at No. 145”
“Fresno at No. 144”
“Stockton at No. 143”
“The analysis compared 150 of the most populated cities in the US”
“six are located in the Golden State”
“San Jose was ranked as the third-most educated in the country”
“over 50% of residents aged 25 and older hold a bachelor’s degree”
“third-place ranking for the quality of its universities among metropolitan areas”
“Over 96% of adults above 25 years of age have at least a high school diploma”
“nearly 59% have a bachelor’s degree”
“nearly 32% having an advanced degree”
“YLI is a program of the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, which administers and operates the program.”
“Earlier this month, the DOJ launched an investigation into four California public school districts for allegedly violating Title XI by teaching students about sexual orientation and gender ideology under the guise of “LGBTQ history and so…”
“Friends of Big Bear Valley said Sandy was the most popular submission in its naming contest, appearing 3,706 times out of 63,915 total entries.”
“four Golden State schools landed in a new national ranking highlighting the best classroom experiences in America.”
“The Princeton Review’s Best Classroom Experience placed four California colleges in its top 20, with two of them cracking the top 10.”
“Leading the way was Thomas Aquinas College, which ranked No. 5 nationally to become the highest-rated California school on the list.”
“The private Catholic liberal arts college in Santa Paula was the only Golden State campus to break into the top five.”
“Not far behind was Pomona College, which ranked No. 9.”
“This highly selective liberal arts college in Claremont is known as one of the nation’s top undergraduate schools and was among only nine nationwide to reach the top 10.”
“Two more Southern California schools also made the cut: Claremont McKenna College finished at No. 14, while neighboring Harvey Mudd College came in at No. 16.”
“The Claremont Colleges made up three of the four California schools recognized in the ranking.”
“California’s performance gave the state four of the nation’s top 20 colleges for classroom experience, more than any other state represented on the list, underscoring the state’s continued strength in undergraduate education.”
“Nationally, Washington and Lee University claimed the No. 1 spot, followed by Wellesley College, Reed College and Denison University.”
