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March 8
Education policy
Arizona Launches Program Helping Schools Use Existing Policy Flexibility to Transform Classrooms
Arizona schools may have more flexibility to support students than educators realize. A new program is helping schools understand how to use existing policy tools for instructional time, scheduling, and…
Education policy
Texas Opens Applications for K-3 Reading Readiness Tools to Support Early Literacy
Texas is about to give schools new tools to measure kindergarten reading readiness—and that could mean earlier support for developing skills. Here's what parents need to know about the initiative…
AI in education
How One College Is Bridging Humanities and AI for Student Success
What happens when a college combines humanities education with practical AI training? Hilbert College's new institute suggests the answer might be exactly what students need for the evolving workplace.
Education policy
Texas Opens Alternative Education Accountability Registration for 2026
Texas just opened registration for alternative education accountability—and it changes how schools serving at-risk students get evaluated. Here's what that means for families.
AI in education
Huawei’s New AI Education Center Brings Hands-On Tech Learning to 500+ Schools
What if AI could help schools develop skills children actually need rather than simply adding more screen time? Huawei's new AI Education Center just launched in 500+ schools with hands-on…
Innovation
Huawei’s AI Education Solution Brings Technology Training to 500+ Schools
What if every student could build actual AI projects by the time they reach high school? A new initiative from Huawei is bringing hands-on AI education to 500+ schools in…
Innovation
Detroit’s New Charter Strategy: Limiting District Outflow While Feeding Students Back
Detroit is trying something never done before in Michigan: a charter school agreement that limits how many district students it can enroll—but requires those students to return to district high…
Education policy
Federal Policy Shifts Create New Opportunities for Student Success in K-12 and Higher Education
Federal education policy is undergoing significant shifts in 2025, with executive orders changing how schools handle discipline, college admissions, and compliance. For parents, these changes create real opportunities to advocate…
Education policy
Natomas Teachers Demand Better Support for Students with Learning Differences
The Natomas Teachers Association is fighting for meaningful changes that would directly benefit students developing specific skills—including those in special education programs. Their bargaining platform makes clear: teachers believe the…
Innovation
How 400 K-12 Leaders Are Reimagining School Administration with AI
What happens when 400+ K-12 leaders gather to reimagine school administration? They're turning to AI to cut through bureaucratic clutter—so teachers can spend more time with students and less time…
