Education News

States are increasingly pushing for the installation of cameras in special education classrooms to enhance safety and accountability. However, some advocates express concerns about privacy invasions and the potential misuse of surveillance…

A jury has ruled that Meta and Google’s social media apps contribute to addiction, marking a significant legal moment akin to Big Tobacco lawsuits. Legal observers note this as a pivotal case…

District leaders are facing increasing complexity in student mental and behavioral health issues. A national survey indicates that 58 percent of school-based providers have observed a worsening in student mental health, up…

New research highlights decision education as a critical, undertaught skill for career readiness in an AI-driven economy. While AI handles information and automation, humans must still evaluate options and make informed choices.…

The article argues that while industries integrate AI rapidly, high school math education remains outdated and disconnected from real-world applications. It emphasizes the need to redefine math standards without relying on AI…

Southern Oregon University, a public institution, received a $15 million emergency funding from the state to avert a cash crunch. The aid comes with the requirement to develop a long-term plan for…

The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents unanimously voted to remove Jay Rothman as system president. This decision followed Rothman’s letter claiming he was pressured to resign without any provided reason. The…

A federal judge has extended the deadline for dozens of private colleges and higher education groups to submit race and sex admissions data to the U.S. Department of Education. This follows a…

For the first time in years, per-student state funding for higher education has declined in fiscal year 2025. Enrollment at public colleges grew faster than increases in state and local support, according…

The article highlights the importance of ‘Year 0’—the pre-implementation phase—in curriculum rollouts, drawing from recent math deployments in New York and Philadelphia. Research from the National Math Improvement Project emphasizes that thorough…