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April 1

Education policy Apr 1 California Proposes Grant for Disability Advocacy as NYC Sets AI Guidelines California and NYC are taking steps to support students with disabilities, from proposing grants for advocacy to setting guidelines for AI use in schools. Education policy Apr 1 Classical Learning Test Gains Momentum as Alternative to SAT and ACT The Classical Learning Test is gaining momentum as an alternative to the SAT and ACT, reflecting a growing desire for a more comprehensive and classical approach to education. Education policy Apr 1 Bipartisan Bill Aims to Boost Federal Research Funding for HBCUs A new bipartisan bill aims to boost federal research funding for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

March 30

Education policy Mar 30 Teachers Strike Over Pay and Labor Policies in Colorado and Florida Teachers in Colorado and Florida are facing challenges over pay and labor policies, highlighting broader issues in education. Education policy Mar 30 California Moves to Reclassify English Learners as Fluent California is moving to reclassify English learners as fluent based on their ELPAC scores, which could impact the educational landscape for these students. Education policy Mar 30 Des Moines Public Schools Introduces Innovative Education Model Des Moines Public Schools has introduced a groundbreaking education redesign, featuring seven PK-8 signature schools and three career-focused high school campuses. Education policy Mar 30 California Special Education Committee Adopts New Bylaws The California special education advisory committee has adopted new bylaws to enhance its governance structure and responsiveness. Education policy Mar 30 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. Education policy Mar 30 Georgia Special Education Disputes Surge as Parents Take Action Georgia special education disputes are surging as parents take legal action against school districts. Education policy Mar 30 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.