Breaking Down Barriers: How Language Access Can Transform Special Education for Latino Families
A North Carolina study highlights the need for better language access in special education to support Latino families.
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O’Fallon Township High School Partners with Turnitin to Bring Transparency to Student Writing in the Age of AI
O’Fallon Township High School has partnered with Turnitin to bring transparency to student writing in the age of AI, promoting academic integrity and critical thinking.
Georgia Special Education Disputes Surge as Parents Take Action
Georgia special education disputes are surging as parents take legal action against school districts.
Coursera Integrates AI Learning Agent into Microsoft 365 Copilot for Enhanced Training
Coursera integrates AI learning agent into Microsoft 365 Copilot for enhanced training, reflecting a shift toward embedding learning into everyday workflows.
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Massachusetts Rule on Special Education Services for Private School Students
A federal appeals court has ruled that Massachusetts can require private school students to receive state-funded special education services at public sites.
Virginia Lawmakers Push for AI Guidance in Schools
Virginia lawmakers are taking steps to ensure the responsible use of AI in schools, with a new bill aiming to provide district-level guidance on ethical AI use.
Philadelphia School District Faces $300 Million Deficit
The Philadelphia School District is facing a $300 million deficit, posing a significant threat to the quality of education provided to its students.
New Haven Public Schools Seek Increased Funding for FY 2026-27
New Haven Public Schools have requested increased funding to address special education needs and state funding formula limitations.
New Haven Public Schools Seek Increased Funding for FY 2026-27
New Haven Public Schools have requested increased funding to address special education needs and state funding formula limitations.
NYC Schools Face Budget Uncertainty as ‘Hold Harmless’ Policy Hangs in Balance
New York City schools are bracing for potential budget cuts as the ‘hold harmless’ policy faces an uncertain future.