A growing divide in AI education is leaving low-income and rural students behind, but a Princeton summer camp aims to close the gap. AI4All gives high schoolers hands-on experience with generative AI, while highlighting the urgent need to democratize access to the technology.
We have learned so much and are moving forward to unlock more AI-powered possibilities, while always adhering to our district's extensive protocol for data privacy and staying grounded in our values.
While the pandemic-driven surge in private school enrollment has slowed, interest among parents remains high. Public schools may be experiencing its effects.
Maryland federal judge struck down two Trump-era actions targeting DEI programs in schools and universities. She ruled the Education Department illegally threatened to cut funding, and the guidance has been on hold since April.
Teaching Math the Way the Brain Learns Naturally Most students don’t struggle with math because they can’t do it, but because traditional instruction practices fail to teach mathematical concepts in a way students’ brains are wired to understand. As a result, too many students are falling behind. This new eBook outlines a science-backed path […]
High school juniors in Kentucky will soon switch from the ACT to the SAT for their state-funded entrance exam, a change that drew protests during bidding. Officials note students can still take either test, both widely accepted for college admissions and scholarships.
AI is now firmly entrenched in classrooms, but student privacy rules haven't caught up. Chatbots can expose troves of personal data in ways few parents, students or teachers fully understand.
