Protecting and Promoting School Choice

July 30, 2026

Record High Support for All-Day School Cellphone Bans

A survey shows American support for all-day cellphone bans in K-12 schools has reached a record high. The findings highlight public opinion on device policies during school hours. Key Points Survey indicates record high support for all-day cellphone bans. Focus remains on reducing distractions in K-12 education settings. Results reflect shifting views on technology use […]

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NY Superintendent Adopts Human-First AI Strategy in Schools

A New York superintendent is implementing a human-first approach to AI integration in K-12 schools. The strategy prioritizes human elements alongside technology use in education settings. Key Points Focus on human-centered AI policies in New York district Addresses curriculum and classroom technology integration Part of broader K-12 education policy discussions on AI Implications for Educational

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Mayor Johnson Appoints Connie Anderson to CPS School Board

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson appointed Connie Anderson to the Chicago Public Schools school board. The appointment addresses leadership positions within the district’s governing body. Key Points Mayor Brandon Johnson selected Connie Anderson for the CPS school board. CPS operates as the third-largest U.S. school district under mayoral appointment authority. Board members oversee district policies on

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Chicago Schools Budget Dispute Centers on Revenue Assumptions

The Chicago Public Schools board is divided over the district’s proposed budget, with disagreements centered on revenue projections and the timing of financial approvals. The conflict involves differing assumptions about available funding and when key decisions should be made. Key Points Board members disagree on revenue assumptions used in the CPS budget. Timing of budget

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