Lots of kids struggled on the recent math test as part of the Pennsylvania state assessment. Would you pass the test? Here's three example questions.

One set of multiple choice questions for 7th graders in a PARCC practice session requires them to watch the four-minute video above – “Hands-on Science with Squishy Circuits” &#82… ...

This month, New York State reported that just 22 percent of the eighth graders who took this year’s Common Core-aligned math test received a passing mark. How do you compare?

Although the math question has stumped some parents and young children, the main concern here is not whether or not it can be solved, but if 6- and 7-year-olds should've been asked it.

The tests are tied to the new Common Core curriculum and, the state says, require deeper thinking skills and more ability to apply math facts to real-world problems.

Try your hand at these actual questions from the STAAR 5th Grade Math test. Answer at least 10 right, and you're officially smart enough to move on to the sixth grade.

The FAST tests are given to students three times over the school year, but only the last one counts toward school ...

Hundreds of third-grade math tests being given today across the state are missing pages of New York State assessment questions because of a printing mistake.

According to the Frisco ISD, 4,677 seventh-graders took the math portion of the STAAR test this spring. Of that number, only 5 percent -- 235 students -- got every question right, WFAA reported.

The New York State Education Department released a sampling of questions from statewide math and reading tests this week, showing the kind of problems elementary- and middle-school students have ...

Baltimore City’s math scores were the lowest in the state. Just 7 percent of third through eighth graders tested proficient in math, which means 93 percent could not do math at grade level.