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April 9
Empowering Students with AI Literacy AI in education Empowering Students with AI Literacy Empowering students with AI literacy is key to building a safer digital future. Space of Mind Launches Innovative ‘Launch Pad’ Program for Young Adults Innovation Space of Mind Launches Innovative ‘Launch Pad’ Program for Young Adults Space of Mind's 'Launch Pad' program is a groundbreaking initiative that supports young adults in developing functional adulthood skills and transitioning into independent living. Georgia Senate Cuts Funding for Public University Online Courses Education policy Georgia Senate Cuts Funding for Public University Online Courses The Georgia Senate has approved a budget that reduces funding for the University System of Georgia's online courses by $100 million, sparking concerns among educators and students. Northern California’s Horizon Charter Schools Celebrate 30 Years of Personalized Learning Innovation Innovation Northern California’s Horizon Charter Schools Celebrate 30 Years of Personalized Learning Innovation Horizon Charter Schools, a WASC-accredited, UC A–G pathway charter, has been at the forefront of personalized learning for 30 years. Jefferson Schools Face Uncertain Future Amid $2.9 Million Budget Deficit Education policy Jefferson Schools Face Uncertain Future Amid $2.9 Million Budget Deficit The Jefferson Township Board of Education has introduced a $69 million budget with a $2.9 million deficit, sparking concerns about the district's financial future. AI Revolutionizes College Counseling with 24/7 Guidance AI in education AI Revolutionizes College Counseling with 24/7 Guidance AI is revolutionizing college counseling with 24/7 guidance and support. Newark School Board Approves $1.67 Billion Budget Amid Rising Costs and Growing Demand Education policy Newark School Board Approves $1.67 Billion Budget Amid Rising Costs and Growing Demand Newark Public Schools will spend $1.67 billion next year, with a focus on academic programs and facilities, but also includes a tax increase for homeowners.