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Alaska's fiscal crisis impacts schools
Oil price drops and production declines strain Alaska's budget, leaving schools with crumbling infrastructures.
City officials in Los Angeles are implementing new measures to ensure safe school access for families without legal status.
Most fourth graders aren't proficient in math. A Wisconsin school changed its teaching approach and improved scores.
President Trump criticizes U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs, calling her a "Trump-hating Judge" amid ongoing Harvard cases.
Back-to-school season is hectic for parents. Life Kit offers tips to ease the transition and manage stress effectively.
Students increasingly use ChatGPT for studying. OpenAI's "study mode" turns ChatGPT into a tutor, using the Socratic method.
NPR's Juana Summers discusses a study with Jonathan Johnson, CEO of Rooted School Foundation, on paying students $50 weekly.
Harvard's Legal Battles: Meet Judge Allison Burroughs
Discover the federal judge behind major Harvard cases.
President Trump signed an order to revive the Presidential Fitness Test, aiming to boost U.S. schoolchildren's health.