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February 24
Texas Teacher Ditches AI for Handwritten Approach AI in education Texas Teacher Ditches AI for Handwritten Approach A Texas high school teacher has ditched AI for a handwritten approach, citing benefits for student engagement and critical thinking skills. Hawaii to Pay $8 Million for Neglect of Special Education Services Education policy Hawaii to Pay $8 Million for Neglect of Special Education Services Hawaii taxpayers will fund $8 million in lifetime care for a severely autistic student after a 17-year special education dispute. Majority of College Students Required to Use AI, but Universities Lag in Offering Courses AI in education Majority of College Students Required to Use AI, but Universities Lag in Offering Courses A majority of college students are required to use AI for classwork, but fewer than 20% have taken an AI course, highlighting a significant gap in AI education. Connecticut Lawmakers Face Funding Challenges in Education Education policy Connecticut Lawmakers Face Funding Challenges in Education Connecticut's education system is at a crossroads, with funding cuts posing significant challenges to schools and communities. Arizona Advances Bill for Transparent Special Education Complaints Education policy Arizona Advances Bill for Transparent Special Education Complaints Arizona takes a significant step towards special education reform with the unanimous passage of SB 1754, aiming to increase transparency and support for students with disabilities. Maryland Introduces COMPASS Act for Better School Accountability Education policy Maryland Introduces COMPASS Act for Better School Accountability The Maryland State Education Association is advocating for a new school accountability system that prioritizes transparency, equity, and academic growth over test scores. Florida’s Push for State-Developed Curriculum Hits Roadblock Education policy Florida’s Push for State-Developed Curriculum Hits Roadblock Florida's education department seeks to develop its own instructional materials, but the proposal faces legislative challenges and uncertainty. LAUSD Approves Reduction-in-Force Plan Amidst Projected $877M Deficit Education policy LAUSD Approves Reduction-in-Force Plan Amidst Projected $877M Deficit The LAUSD has approved a reduction-in-force plan to address a projected $877 million deficit, affecting approximately 3,200 employees. Beijing Schools Pioneer AI Integration in Education AI in education Beijing Schools Pioneer AI Integration in Education Beijing has taken a significant step towards integrating artificial intelligence into its education system. California Strengthens Student Data Privacy with New Law Education policy California Strengthens Student Data Privacy with New Law California takes a significant step towards safeguarding student data privacy with its new law, setting a precedent for the nation.