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Education News
AI-curated daily U.S. education headlines with EFI analysis.
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Tennessee Bill Relaxes Voucher Testing for Private Schools
Tennessee Republicans are advancing a bill to ease state testing requirements for private schools participating in the Education Savings Account voucher program. Sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson, the legislation aims…
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Ed Dept Warns Accreditors on DEI Standards
Under Secretary Nicholas Kent from the Education Department has issued warnings to two accrediting agencies regarding their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) requirements. The concerns persist even though the agencies have suspended…
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Texas Judge Opens School Choice to Islamic Schools
A federal judge has ruled that Texas must include Islamic schools in its school choice program, following a lawsuit by Muslim families alleging religious discrimination. The decision addresses claims that the state’s…
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Darren Bailey Wins IL GOP Governor Primary
Conservative state senator Darren Bailey has won the Republican primary for Illinois governor, defeating a field of challengers. He will face incumbent Democratic Governor J.B. Pritzker in the November general election. Bailey’s…
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Trump’s Admissions Data Demand Burdens Colleges
Colleges are facing a heavy burden from the Trump administration’s demand for unprecedented amounts of admissions data. Institutional researchers are scrambling to compile and submit the information. There are concerns about how…
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Michigan Pushes Mandatory Reading Training for Teachers
Michigan lawmakers have proposed bills to mandate ‘science of reading’ training for all K-5 teachers to address the state’s literacy crisis. The legislation also requires teacher preparation programs in colleges to include…
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Memphis Board Delays Superintendent Contract Amid Audit
The Memphis school board unanimously selected interim Superintendent Roderick Richmond for the permanent role but postponed finalizing his contract. This decision comes as an audit looms, raising concerns about a potential state…
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Chicago Schools CEO Finalists Lack Latino Rep
Chicago Public Schools has announced three finalists for its CEO position, none of whom are Latino, sparking concerns from community leaders and advocates. The district, where nearly half of students are Latino,…
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Managing K-12 Device Fleets with Small IT Teams
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…
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CA Unions Demand More as School Enrollment Drops
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…
