Opinion

We can use modern tools to fix operational systems that determine a student's ability to reach a classroom or resources they need in the first place.

The lesson of LEACHIM, a 1970s classroom robot, isn't that machines should replace teachers. It's that every child deserves to be taught at his or her own level—and technology is now making that possible.

Readiness requires deliberate decisions about what students are expected to learn, how they are supported, and how progress is measured.

To these teens, the stakes for getting ahead of AI are clear. They pointed out how adult leaders were slow to protect students from the risks of other tech developments.

A lawsuit filed by three parents argues that the displays violate a state religious freedom law and asks for them to be removed before school starts in August.

True educational quality reflects a community's collective investment in its children's futures. Embracing this shift will ensure every child has access to the rich, diverse learning environment they deserve.