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February 24
Education policy
West Virginia Advances Weighted-Student Formula for Education Funding
West Virginia advances a new education funding formula to support disadvantaged students.
Education policy
US States Debate Billionaire Taxes Amid Budget Deficits and Migration Risks
US states are considering new taxes on billionaires and millionaires to address budget deficits and fund public education.
Education policy
Idaho Governor Faces Budget Challenges Amid Proposed Cuts
Idaho Governor Brad Little is navigating budget challenges as lawmakers propose cuts to various programs, including education.
AI in education
UK Pilot Revolutionizes Job Matching with AI-Powered Assistant
The UK is pioneering an AI-driven approach to job matching, aiming to make employment services more efficient and user-friendly.
Education policy
Denver Schools Face Union Backlash Over Arbitration Refusal
A labor dispute in Denver highlights tensions between the school district and the union, with implications for education policy.
AI in education
UNO Revolutionizes Education with ChatGPT EDU
The University of Nebraska Omaha is revolutionizing education with the deployment of ChatGPT EDU, an AI-powered tool designed to enhance student learning outcomes.
Education policy
Kansas Advances Bill to Lift Cap on Tax-Credit Scholarships
Kansas is moving forward with a bill to lift the cap on tax-credit scholarships, aiming to provide more educational opportunities for students.
Education policy
New Orleans Charter Educators Face Uncertainty After Ruling
A ruling sparks uncertainty for New Orleans charter educators, potentially impacting education quality and community.
Education policy
New Data Reveals Chronic Absenteeism Rates Remain High
About one in four students is chronically absent, highlighting the need for schools to address this issue.
Education policy
Labor Department Invests $65M in Community Colleges for Workforce Development
The Labor Department's $65 million investment in community colleges is set to enhance workforce development through short-term training programs.
