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NYC Parents Demand AI Ban in Schools Rally

Over 100 New Yorkers rallied outside a Chinatown middle school to demand a two-year moratorium on AI use in public schools. The event, organized by the AI Moratorium Committee and other advocacy groups, preceded the Panel for Educational Policy’s April 29 meeting. Participants, including parents like Alliance for Quality Education organizer Kaiser, expressed concerns about […]

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Chicago Schools Mark May Day with Civic Engagement

Chicago Public Schools decided to observe May Day 2026 as a day of civic engagement for students following a tense debate over whether to cancel classes. At Burbank Elementary, Principal Edward Collins discussed letters to elected officials with students in a science class project. The initiative aimed to promote student involvement in civic activities without

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Charter School Bus Crash Injures 6 Students in Goldsboro

Six students from Dillard Charter Academy in Goldsboro were injured when their school bus collided with a low railroad bridge. The injuries were reported as non-life-threatening, and the incident occurred yesterday afternoon. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene. Key Points Bus from Dillard Charter Academy hit a low bridge in Goldsboro. Six students sustained

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Higher Ed Enrollment Cliff and Graduate Glut Crisis

Colleges are facing an enrollment cliff with fewer students entering higher education. Simultaneously, they are producing an excess of graduates, leading to concerns about oversupply in the job market. This dual challenge highlights imbalances in the higher education system. Key Points Declining undergraduate enrollments creating an ‘enrollment cliff’ for colleges. Increasing number of graduates leading

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Biden DOJ Report Exposes Anti-Christian Bias

The Department of Justice released a 200-page report documenting systemic discrimination against Christians across federal agencies during the Biden era. The report highlights instances of bias in various government operations. This comes amid concerns over religious freedoms in the United States. Key Points DOJ’s 200-page report details systemic anti-Christian discrimination Bias identified across multiple federal

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DePauw’s Big Spend on Student Support: Does It Work?

DePauw University, under President Lori White, is investing over twice as much as peer institutions in student services to address campus disconnection. The strategy focuses on creating structured social scaffolding to enhance student engagement and well-being. The article explores whether this approach will yield positive outcomes for the institution. Key Points DePauw spends more than

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IT Training for K-12 in Digital Citizenship Era

The article highlights the growing need for professional development tailored to IT teams in K-12 education as schools increasingly adopt digital tools and AI. It emphasizes how IT roles have shifted from mere infrastructure support to driving innovation and safeguarding digital learning environments. Experts from Microsoft note that IT is now strategic in enabling educational

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