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The Los Angeles Unified School District reached tentative agreements with three unions, including Service Employees International Union Local 99 and United Teachers Los Angeles, early Tuesday morning. This averted a potential historic strike involving 70,000 teachers, administrators, and support staff that would have affected roughly 400,000 students. The agreements ensure classes continue without disruption. Key […]

Three candidates are competing in the Democratic primary for Memphis-Shelby County Schools Board District 1 seat. Michelle McKissack, Dolores Missy Rivers, and Hailey Marie Thomas are running in the May 5 primary election. The winner will secure the Democratic nomination for the position. Key Points Candidates: Michelle McKissack, Dolores Missy Rivers, Hailey Marie Thomas Election:

Five candidates are competing for the District 9 seat on the Memphis-Shelby County Schools board in the May 5 primary election. The contenders include Jonathan Carroll, Joyce Dorse-Coleman, Tamara Jordan, Louis Morganfield, and Damon Curry Morris. This voter guide provides information on the candidates running in this district. Key Points Candidates: Jonathan Carroll, Joyce Dorse-Coleman,

The voter guide highlights Democratic candidates for the Memphis-Shelby County Schools board in District 6. T.L. Harris and Stacey Kelly are among five candidates vying for the Democratic nomination. An independent candidate, Frederick Dewayne Tappan, will face the winner in the August general election. Key Points Five Democratic candidates competing for District 6 nomination Featured

The voter guide covers the Democratic primary for Memphis-Shelby County Schools board in District 8. Ayleem Connolly and Tanya Frey are the candidates competing for the nomination. The primary election is scheduled for May 5. Key Points Candidates: Ayleem Connolly and Tanya Frey Election: Democratic primary on May 5 Focus: Memphis-Shelby County Schools District 8

The University of Nebraska at Omaha is closing its on-campus child care center after nearly 40 years of operation, sparking significant backlash from families, staff, and students. The decision highlights a broader trend where colleges, school districts, and hospitals are shutting down such facilities. This opinion piece explores the reasons behind these closures amid confusion

Three prominent nonprofits, including Khan Academy and TED, are launching the Khan TED Institute, a new online college offering a bachelor’s degree in applied AI. The program is designed to be completed in as little as two years and focuses on skills demanded by employers in an AI-driven world. It aims to provide accessible, innovative

In India, Infosys operates its own university to train new hires, addressing gaps in traditional higher education that leave graduates unprepared for the workforce. This corporate-led education model provides intensive preparation for fast-changing job demands. The approach highlights how employers are stepping in to fill educational shortcomings rather than relying on universities. Key Points Infosys

Three prominent nonprofit education organizations—Khan Academy, TED, and another—are partnering to launch a new AI-focused college. The institution offers a bachelor’s degree in applied AI, delivered mostly online and completable in as little as two years. It aims to prepare students for a job market transformed by artificial intelligence. Key Points Collaboration between Khan Academy,

The article highlights that over 12 million low-income elementary and middle school students are below grade level in reading or math. School districts are reducing tutoring programs due to high costs despite their proven effectiveness. It proposes activating a million untapped tutors to address this educational gap affordably. Key Points More than 12 million low-income