The controversial state law requiring New York City public schools to reduce class sizes across the board could become more problematic and reduce “equity” for the neediest students amid budget cuts ...

State lawmakers are under a court-ordered deadline to fully fund basic education and a new bill in Olympia declares class size reduction a top priority. Washington ranks 47th in the nation in terms of ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City has announced plans to reduce class sizes in public schools for the next academic year. New York City has been shrinking the size of classrooms in public schools ...

A union-friendly education law is saddling the Big Apple with billions in additional costs — but Mayor Zohran Mamdani won’t ask Albany to tweak the pricey edict. Hizzoner has been pushing a tax ...

A ballot measure to reduce class sizes is separated by only a few thousand votes and could prompt a recount if it remains as tight as it has been. On Friday, the tally experienced wild mood swings as ...

New York City is offering public schools extra funding if they develop individual class size reduction plans for next school year, as the city continues its work to lower class sizes in accordance ...

One of his campaign’s television ads informs New Yorkers that reducing class sizes has been one of the highlights of Mayor Bloomberg’s record on education. Flashing the words “Reduce Class Size” on ...

Both Mayor Bloomberg and the City Council speaker, Gifford Miller, apparently having done the electoral arithmetic and concluded that the best interest of teachers unions and the false hopes of ...

Going through two months of mail, I came across a newsletter from the Wisconsin Center for Education Research with an interesting article about class-size reduction, and whether it's worth the money.

In 2014, I wrote this: “Every now and then someone in education policy (Arne Duncan) or education philanthropy (Bill Gates) .... will say something about why class size isn’t really very important ...