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NYC schools don’t have a clear understanding of what student data they collect or who can access it, according to a state comptroller audit. It raises concerns as more third-party platforms — including AI tools — are introduced.
The best way to keep students safe is through trusting relationships and positive school climates, says the Learning Policy Institute.
Commissioners approved the legal investment Monday to counter a law blocking Memphis-Shelby County Schools from using its own funding to sue the state.
A Troy attorney has filed a lawsuit against the state on behalf of a parent and her two children enrolled in the Detroit Public Schools Community District. The lawsuit seeks equitable funding for the district.
California's $10 million down payment on a pilot to redesign middle and high school to meet the needs and interests of today’s young people has the potential to link previously disconnected redesign efforts into a coherent whole that fosters statewide transformation.
Seattle is planning to translate AI guidance to help teachers, students and families understand how and when they’re allowed to use AI.
At Woodfin Elementary School in Buncombe County, kindergartners are already reading decodable texts aloud with pride. First graders move fluidly through “Walk to Read” groups based on current data. Staff members talk about double and triple dipping students by providing...
Interactive tasks that focus on critical thinking are an effective method for helping middle school students read challenging texts.
Indiana law allows certain students to serve as poll workers on Election Day. To civic-minded students, the job is an alluring opportunity to help voters and get paid.