Education Policy
The Influence of ‘The Digital Delusion’ on Education Technology
Parents are distributing copies of “The Digital Delusion” at school board meetings as administrators look to it for guidance on reducing technology use. Actor Hugh Grant has endorsed the book and contributed a blurb for
Child Care Expansion: A Pillar of Mayor Mamdani’s Agenda
Mayor Zohran Mamdani aims to expand New York City’s public preschool programs into a universal child care system. This initiative is a key part of his agenda to improve affordability in the city. With the
CSU’s AI Initiative: Embracing Innovation Amid Faculty and Student Concerns
The leaders at the California State University (CSU) system aim to transform it into the nation’s first university powered by artificial intelligence. They entered a $17 million contract with OpenAI to integrate ChatGPT Edu, a
Hadley Middle School Earns National Gold Star Recognition
Hadley Middle School in Homer Glen recently achieved recognition as one of four Illinois schools to receive the National Gold Star School award from the National Association of Elementary School Principals. Nationwide, 57 schools received
Lawsuit Challenges School Segregation in Massachusetts
A recent legal action has been initiated in Massachusetts, focusing on the issue of school segregation. It claims that boundary lines are confining numerous low-income students of color within underperforming and segregated public school districts.