Education News

The article discusses the challenges of device management in one-to-one K-12 districts, where IT teams handle configuring, deploying, securing, and tracking thousands of devices. It emphasizes the need for scalable, automation-friendly approaches to provision, refresh, wipe, and troubleshoot devices without expanding staff. The piece promotes CDW’s services for managing district device lifecycles. Key Points IT […]

The opinion piece draws an analogy between California’s public education system and a failing restaurant, where declining student enrollment is met with teachers’ unions demanding higher pay and more staff. It argues this approach exacerbates financial strain on the system. The article highlights the disconnect between falling revenues from fewer students and increasing labor costs.

Dartmouth College President Sian Beilock presents a diagnosis of challenges facing higher education and proposes a cure. The article highlights sharp divisions on her campus regarding both her assessment and solutions. Written by Eric Kelderman for The Chronicle of Higher Education, it explores her rising prominence in the field. Key Points Sian Beilock offers a

Former Utah State volleyball captain Kaylie Ray confronted Arizona Senator Catherine Miranda during a hearing on legislation to protect female athletics. Ray responded to Miranda’s questioning of her competitiveness by highlighting her experiences and the need for fairness in women’s sports. The exchange underscored ongoing debates over transgender participation in female sports categories. Key Points

The article explores how assigning classroom jobs to students can develop their soft skills and reduce teachers’ workload. Roles suggested include leading class problems or distributing papers to peers. An educator provides practical advice on implementing this strategy in K-12 settings. Key Points Classroom jobs help students build soft skills like leadership and responsibility. These

The article explores how employers collaborate with educators to design cybersecurity curricula for high school students, incorporating real-world internships. It highlights the high stakes involved, where students handle actual tools, threats, and responsibilities. This approach aims to better prepare students for the cybersecurity workforce. Key Points High school students participate in internships with real cybersecurity

Dylan Lopez Contreras, a 20-year-old New York City public school student, was detained by ICE in May 2025 and released after 10 months on Tuesday. Now 21, he was the first NYC student arrested by immigration officials during Trump’s second term. A rally in May 2025 featured a giant card with signatures in support of

A House panel advanced a bill providing literacy grants that emphasize the science of reading, including phonics-based instruction. Lawmakers showed unity on this measure but debated another bill aimed at prohibiting sexually oriented materials in schools. The literacy bill seeks to improve reading outcomes through evidence-based methods. Key Points House panel advances literacy grants bill

The Hechinger Report article features reader responses to a story about excessive screen time in K-12 classrooms. A concerned parent withdrew their child from the local school district due to pervasive screen use and sought information on districts with minimal or no screens. The piece highlights ongoing debates about technology’s role in education. Key Points

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing student assessments by shifting from traditional tests to dynamic methods like virtual character interactions and real-time analysis of collaboration. These innovations aim to provide deeper insights into students’ knowledge, problem-solving, and reasoning skills. The article explores both the promises and potential risks of integrating AI into educational evaluations. Key Points AI