Kansas lawmakers are preparing to rewrite the state’s K-12 funding formula, which may have significant implications for Blue Valley Schools and other districts.
The University of Cape Town recently hosted a symposium on the impact of AI on education, focusing on assessments and the need for intentional design in AI integration.
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signs legislation to strengthen school safety and support student well-being, including expanded mental health resources and internet safety education.
Cabot Public Schools is launching a K–6 Hybrid Charter Program, offering a unique blend of home-based learning and on-campus instruction.
Alpha Schools is revolutionizing the education landscape with its AI-driven model, providing students with a personalized and comprehensive learning experience.
The North Carolina Supreme Court’s decision to throw out the Leandro education funding plan has significant implications for the state’s public schools and students.
The Kansas State Department of Education and Educate Kansas are hosting the second annual BOOST Summit to surface innovative practices in educator recruitment and retention.
The CBSE has introduced an AI curriculum for Classes III-VIII, focusing on computational thinking, digital literacy, and responsible technology use.
The JCPS board’s approval of special education cuts marks a significant step in the district’s efforts to address its budget deficit, with implications for staff, students, and the broader education policy landscape.
Districts are re-examining their edtech stacks to prioritize student learning outcomes.
