District officials say that while results from this year’s statewide assessments are “encouraging,” students are still recovering from pandemic-era learning loss.

Cenaes, the only nonprofit in the country focused solely on Spanish-language literacy, adds class sites in Beltsville, Wheaton, and D.C.

More from the Rankings Department: we’re a very literate and pretty generous city.

Is the District the most well-read city in the United States? Central Connecticut State University says so: their annual rankings of America’s Most Literate Cities ranks Washington, DC at the top of the list.

Congratulations, District: You can probably read this post! According to a nationwide survey conducted by Central Connecticut State University, the District weighs in as the second-most literate city in the entire nation. Washington, D.C., comes in second after Seattle, Washington, the city that perennially takes the top slot. There are some surprises on the list, including massive gains for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which rose to the 4th place spot after hovering near the bottom of…