California families are facing a new reality as teacher strikes spread across the state. Natomas just joined the list with a March 10 strike date. Here’s what this means for your child—and what you can do about it.
A partnership between India’s technical education authority and Perplexity is bringing AI research tools to 40 million students across 14,000 institutions. Here’s why this matters for preparing young minds for an AI-powered future.
A groundbreaking Norwegian study confirms what many parents have suspected: hands-on experience with AI transforms how students develop digital competence. Research from OsloMet found that 64% of health professions students had minimal prior AI exposure—yet showed significant skill growth through structured engagement. The key? Active practice with feedback, not passive observation.
Idaho’s House just passed legislation that would stop schools from deducting union dues from teacher paychecks. The bill now heads to the Senate. Here’s what parents need to know about this education policy debate.
Pennsylvania high school students are sounding the alarm about their peers becoming ‘overly reliant’ on AI—for homework, mental health support, and even basic thinking. Now the state is responding with new regulations. Here’s what parents need to know.
A retired Army colonel with extensive education leadership experience is taking over the nation’s military-connected school system. Here’s what the shift toward patriotic values and classical learning means for the 67,000+ students affected.
Connecticut is proposing a system to notify child welfare agencies when families withdraw children from public schools for homeschooling—sparking a heated debate between privacy rights and child safety. The education department says it cannot comply due to federal law.
As AI transforms education, a new Council co-chaired by OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Operation HOPE’s John Hope Bryant is working to ensure the technology benefits all learners—including children who develop skills differently. Here’s what parents need to know.
South African Grade 10-11 learners now have until March 6 to enter Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow 2026 competition, with quintile 5 schools included for the first time. This expansion means more young people can develop STEM skills through real-world problem-solving—transforming their futures while addressing community challenges.
Iowa just passed a major health bill for K-12 students that includes screen time limits, physical activity requirements, and extracurricular mandates. Here’s what it means for families.
