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February 23
Education policy
Missouri Lawmakers Consider Rollback of Grade-Level Equivalency on State Tests
Missouri considers rollback of law requiring grade-level equivalency on state tests due to budget cuts.
Education policy
Inclusive Classrooms Benefit All Students, Not Just Those With Disabilities
Inclusive education practices can benefit all students, regardless of their abilities.
Education policy
Connecticut Introduces Innovative Music History Elective
Connecticut has taken a significant step in education with the launch of its 'Course in a Box' program, starting with 'An American History of Rock and Soul,'
AI in education
Hoboken Schools Revolutionize Academic Support with AI-Enhanced Tutoring
Hoboken Public Schools are enhancing academic support with AI-enhanced tutoring, offering students personalized learning experiences.
Education policy
Kansas Schools Face Special Education Funding Shortfall Amid Calls for Reform
Kansas schools face a significant special education funding gap, prompting calls for reform and reappropriation of unused general funds.
Education policy
San Francisco Teachers Strike for Fair Pay and Benefits
San Francisco teachers are on strike, seeking fair compensation and benefits, highlighting the challenges in the education sector.
AI in education
Nigeria Revolutionizes Education with AI-Powered OgunLearn Platform
Ogun State, Nigeria has launched an AI-powered teaching and learning platform to transform education delivery and prepare learners for 21st-century skills.
AI in education
Google Unveils AI-Powered Updates to Gemini and Google Classroom at BETT 2026
Google's AI updates to Gemini and Google Classroom unveiled at BETT 2026 are set to revolutionize education with personalized support and streamlined workflows.
Education policy
Missouri Budget Cuts Threaten Transparency in Student Performance
Missouri faces a challenge in education transparency due to budget cuts.
Education policy
Bipartisan Compromise Secures $79 Billion for Education in FY2026
A bipartisan compromise has secured $79 billion for education in FY2026, with plans to enforce new digital accessibility rules.
