Texas Expands Voucher Eligibility for Special Education Families
Texas has expanded voucher eligibility for special education families, allowing more families to access support for their children’s education.
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Cayman Islands’ Robotics Competitions Inspire Next Generation of Innovators
The Dart Minds Inspired programme has successfully expanded its robotics initiative, engaging over 160 students from 19 schools in the Cayman Islands.
ADHD Brain Activity Mirrors Sleep Patterns, Affecting Attention
ADHD brain activity shows sleep-like patterns, impacting attention and performance.
Broward County Advances Referendum for Teacher Pay, Excluding High-Paid Staff
Broward County has advanced a referendum to extend a local tax for safety, mental health, and pay, focusing on lower- and middle-income employees.
New National Framework Maps How Schools Can Prepare Kids for a Data-Driven World
A groundbreaking new report from the National Academies maps how every K-12 student can develop critical data and computing skills—from problem-solving to AI ethics—starting as early as kindergarten. Here’s what parents need to know about this coordinated approach to preparing children for a technological future.
Montessori Radmoor Expands Middle School Program With Community-Focused Learning
For families who have watched their child flourish in Montessori elementary programs only to struggle in traditional middle schools, a new program in Williamston is filling a critical gap. Montessori Radmoor is expanding to grades 7–8 with community-based learning and a student microeconomy.
How Academy of the Redwoods Earns California Distinguished School Status
A California charter school is proving that students can handle college-level rigor while still in high school—and now the state has taken notice. Academy of the Redwoods just earned a prestigious distinction that highlights what’s possible when schools focus on real-world preparation.
UIC Professor Builds AI Tool to Transform Teacher Feedback in Classrooms
What if AI could actually make teaching more human? New research from UIC shows an AI tool helping teachers give faster, better feedback—while UK data reveals students use AI mainly to learn, not to cheat. Here’s what this means for your child’s classroom.
How AI Is Transforming Learning Support for Every Child
New peer-reviewed research confirms what parents have hoped for: AI tools can genuinely help children develop reading, writing, and focus skills—provided we use them to build capabilities rather than manage limitations.
How Samsung’s Innovation Campus Is Empowering Young Developers Through Hands-On AI Education
What happens when 50 young developers are given the right platform, mentorship, and real problems to solve? Samsung’s Innovation Campus hackathon in Delhi shows how hands-on AI education is building confident, skilled innovators for tomorrow’s workforce.