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  • Philly Parents Secure Student Bathroom Rights

    Parents in Philadelphia successfully advocated for changes to the school district’s bathroom break and recess policies, eliminating practices like requiring diapers for young students or punishing entire classes for individual misbehavior. The…

  • Wisconsin Gov Vetoes Minority Student Reference Bill

    Wisconsin’s governor vetoed a bill aimed at removing references to ‘minority’ students in educational contexts. The legislation sought to eliminate such terminology, potentially impacting diversity-related policies. This action occurs amid broader national…

  • Utah Exempts Speakers from Anti-DEI Law

    Utah lawmakers have passed a law that exempts certain speakers from the state’s anti-DEI regulations in higher education. This exemption allows invited speakers to discuss topics related to diversity, equity, and inclusion…

  • Meta, YouTube Pay $3M in Social Media Addiction Verdict

    A Los Angeles jury ruled that Google and Meta are liable for harms caused by their social media platforms, awarding $3 million in compensatory damages to a young woman who claimed Instagram…

  • Classic Learning Test Challenges SAT-ACT Duopoly

    The Classic Learning Test (CLT) is an emerging alternative assessment gaining traction in U.S. college admissions. It aims to disrupt the longstanding dominance of the SAT and ACT by offering a classical…

  • Trump Limits Undocumented Students’ Career Ed Access

    The Trump administration issued guidance pressuring states to restrict undocumented high school students from accessing federally funded career and technical education programs. This has led some states to limit these students’ participation…

  • Putin Likens Iran War to COVID Economic Chaos

    Russian President Vladimir Putin compared potential US-Israel conflict with Iran to the COVID-19 pandemic, warning of similar global economic disruptions. He suggested that such a war could lead to widespread economic fallout…

  • NYC AI School Guidelines Spark Questions

    New York City’s Education Department has released preliminary guidelines for using artificial intelligence in schools, providing a roadmap for incorporation after lifting a previous ban on ChatGPT. The guidance addresses ongoing debates…

  • Colorado Bill Ensures Charter Inclusion in Ballots

    A new bill in Colorado seeks to revise the process for including charter school construction projects in local district ballot initiatives. Charter advocates support the measure, hoping it will ensure fair consideration…

  • Fighting Polarization in 6th Grade Classrooms

    The opinion piece argues that political polarization begins as early as 6th grade and suggests ways to combat it by fostering respect for differing views. It highlights historical examples of cross-aisle friendships,…