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March 17
Education policy
New Hampshire Legislature Passes Bills on Parental Rights and Education
New Hampshire's legislature has taken steps to redefine education and parental rights with the passage of several key bills.
Innovation
India’s Birla Open Minds International School Revolutionizes Learning with Experiential Education
India's Birla Open Minds International School is revolutionizing learning with experiential education, moving beyond traditional textbook-based instruction.
Innovation
Vietnam Revolutionizes Education with AI-Powered Personalized Learning
Vietnam is revolutionizing education with AI-powered personalized learning, aiming to enhance classroom engagement and automate administrative tasks.
Education policy
SFUSD’s New Math Policy Sparks Controversy Over Equity and Achievement
The San Francisco Unified School District's new math policy has sparked controversy over equity and achievement.
Education policy
Alabama Advances Scaled-Back School Accountability Bill
Alabama takes a step towards reforming its education accountability system with the approval of a new bill.
Innovation
Arunachal Pradesh Launches AI Explorer Program for School Students
Arunachal Pradesh has launched an AI Explorer Program for school students, aiming to equip them with foundational AI concepts and applications.
Education policy
West Virginia Legislature Reduces Special Education Funding Amidst Voucher Program Expansion
West Virginia's legislative session has ended with a reduction in special education funding and full funding for the Hope Scholarship voucher program, sparking debates about education policy and equity.
Education policy
West Virginia Approves 3% Teacher Pay Raise, Rejects Market Pay Enhancement
West Virginia has taken a step forward in education policy with the approval of a 3% pay raise for teachers and State Police.
Education policy
Colorado Advances Measure to Redirect TABOR Refunds to K-12 Education
Colorado has taken a significant step towards increasing funding for its K-12 schools, while Indianapolis Public Schools face a projected $40 million cash deficit and Alabama's House has passed a…
