A board can meet on a consistent schedule, receive a thorough update, and still have no way to tell whether the plan it approved is actually happening.
School districts are bringing AI into the classroom often before state officials develop detailed guidance on privacy, approved tools and teacher training.
In an age of information saturation and artificial agents capable of producing believable lies, learning the practice of science just might be one of the most powerful kinds of literacy that schools can provide.
"Too many potential workers are lost between preparation and careers," warns a new report, underscoring the challenge of building stronger connections between training programs and actual job opportunities.
AI has changed both the speed and scale of cyber risk, but districts do not need to choose between protecting student data and embracing useful technology.
Children who stutter thrive when they are free to speak in the way that suits their unique neurology, and when the people around them encourage them to say what's on their mind.
New legislation spurs a larger question: If we are investing in safety, how can we ensure those investments strengthen our ability to respond not only to the most serious emergencies, but to the situations our schools encounter every day?
