President Trump's plan to close the Department of Education faces hurdles, as critical work remains, prompting hiring.
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Commencement speakers discussing AI face boos from graduates
Graduates at recent commencements booed speakers mentioning AI's impact. Concerns center on job losses and ethics.
Mary Acebu, a special ed teacher, uses AI to handle paperwork efficiently, allowing more time for meaningful teaching.
A coalition of 24 states challenges a Trump-era rule limiting federal student loans for healthcare-related graduate degrees.
U.S. Program Teaches Historic Building Skills
A New Hampshire program trains high schoolers in restoration skills for centuries-old buildings, filling a trades gap.
High school seniors from rural areas explore Amherst College, weighing their enrollment options and future paths.
Rumors spread that students in the Salmon River Central School District were confined in wooden boxes, sparking outrage.
"In a social media era filled with enticing food content, kids refuse to settle for lackluster school meals."
The Education Scorecard reveals declines in math and reading began before the pandemic, with a learning recession starting around 2013.
The pandemic-era decline in U.S. student scores wasn't sudden but part of a decade-long "learning recession."