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Tennessee Governor Signs Memphis Schools Takeover into Law
A nine-person board made up of Republican political appointees will now control Tennessee’s largest school district in a majority Democratic county.
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Meta Settles Social Media Addiction Case Brought by Rural Kentucky School District
Meta has settled the first of many lawsuits brought by school districts across the country that sued social media companies seeking compensation for costs they say they incurred dealing with children’s social media addiction and mental health harms.
NYC Elementary Schools Will Be Required to Adopt City-Approved Math Curriculums, Officials Say
New York City will require elementary schools in four districts to adopt city-approved math curriculums this fall, expanding a major instruction overhaul begun under Eric Adams.
NY Budget Deal Mayoral Control School Funding Foundation Aid Mamdani 2026
The state budget would keep Mayor Zohran Mamdani in charge of NYC schools through June 2028 and send $143 million more to support homeless students, children in foster care, and English language learners.
Amendment to Elect State Board of Education Members Passes House Committee, and More from the Legislature
House Bill 144, which aims to amend the North Carolina constitution to make non-Council of State State Board of Education (SBE) seats elected, four-year term positions, passed the House Education – K-12 Committee on Tuesday. If the bill passes and...
Newark Public Schools Sees First Enrollment Drop This School Year
Newark Public Schools is seeing enrollment dip after years of student growth.
5 of 7 Ips School Board Seats to Be on November Ballots After Allissa Impink Announces Resignation
IPS school board member Allissa Impink said she plans to resign from the board on June 15 after winning the Democratic primary election for State Senate District 46. She said this move allows the community to have more of a voice in her replacement.
Believe Charter Operator Opens Second School for Credit Deficient Students
After pushback against a second Pike Township location, Believe Schools will open a new high school to serve credit-deficient students or those who want to graduate early
We speak (Native) American
California has an opportunity to lead by ensuring its public school systems recognize and support the rights of Native Americans to use, practice, maintain, and revitalize their languages, as envisioned in the Native American Languages Act.