A Fort Worth high school English teacher is going mostly analog—handwritten journaling and assignments—to keep AI out and strengthen students’ writing. Students say it helps them think for themselves and build confidence.

Date &amp; Time: Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 2 p.m. ET <br><br> In this 30-minute Ed Talk, learn how to align transportation systems with classroom and schoolwide practices to support social-emotional development, reduce behavioral incidents, and create a more consistent student experience—setting students up for a stronger start to the instructional day.

Like the internet, AI will face strict regulation for school use. Still, superintendents are telling me they're glad AI isn't going anywhere.

Georgia lawmakers are considering a “bell to bell” ban on cell phones in high schools, expanding an existing restriction already in place for younger grades. Supporters say it would reduce distractions, while opponents worry about student safety and emergency communication.