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Grammarly uses AI to generate feedback on users’ writing, attributing it to real scholars by drawing from their publications without consent. This has unsettled some academics who feel their names and work…

The Institute of Education Sciences (IES) is undergoing a review of key federal education data collections as part of an internal overhaul. An internal document recommends ‘six big shifts’ for the agency,…

A Republican-backed bill in Tennessee to require tracking of K-12 students’ immigration status has advanced in the General Assembly. The legislation aims to monitor and report on students’ legal status in public…

An individual used an AI tool to generate a prank website mimicking Albert Einstein, which angered people and highlighted AI’s disruptive potential in education. This incident sparked widespread discussions on how agentic…

Some Colorado lawmakers are proposing House Bill 1292 to add state-level guardrails, including nondiscrimination requirements, to a Trump-backed federal education tax-credit program. Governor Jared Polis supports participation in the program, believing it…

Sixteen former Department of Education employees, part of a larger group of 142 from various agencies, have filed a lawsuit claiming their terminations under Education Secretary Linda McMahon were politically motivated and…

An AI tool named ‘Einstein’ was created as a prank by prompting AI to build a website designed to provoke anger, but it ignited a broad debate on how such technology could…

Tennessee lawmakers are proposing a bill to mandate the state’s participation in a federal program providing summer food benefits to low-income students, bypassing Governor Bill Lee’s opposition. The initiative aims to ensure…

Philadelphia district and union leaders, including Philadelphia Federation of Teachers President Arthur Steinberg, jointly called for increased state funding to prevent looming school closures. The appeal was made at an event at…

The article discusses how college leaders are becoming more self-critical of higher education, acknowledging that some conservative complaints about the sector may have merit. It highlights a shift where presidents are openly…