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Why AI's biggest impact on schools starts with teachers

Micah Ward | September 30, 2026

Districts blocking student AI use are not banning the technology entirely. There are good reasons for that.

Watchdog warns of gaps in absenteeism oversight

Liya Cui | September 28, 2026

Government Accountability Office details improvements to the collection of chronic absenteeism data to prevent the misuse of funds.

Keep track of the latest screen time and tech restrictions

Micah Ward | September 25, 2026

Students in some of the nation's biggest districts will be spending less time in front of screens this school year.

How to pair Universal Design for Learning with instructional coaching

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | September 24, 2026

Educators need ongoing opportunities to reflect on their instructional decisions, identify barriers to learning, and problem-solve alongside colleagues

[Download] AI and Analytics: 3 Steps to Smarter K–12 Audits

Michelle Kuseske | September 24, 2026

AI and advanced analytics are giving K–12 districts new ways to protect funding, strengthen oversight and demonstrate responsible stewardship of every dollar. For audit and finance teams, these technologies can help uncover anomalies sooner, automate time-consuming processes and produce clearer evidence of how effectively districts are managing risk and maintaining internal controls. Download the […]

Deep divide in sex education revealed by new report cards

Tessa Dodson | September 23, 2026

Location is becoming a greater factor in whether a student receives quality sex education as teen pregnancy rates fall.

The latest plans that could shake up education funding

Politico | September 22, 2026

The department’s proposed rule on federal grants, known as the Education Department General Administrative Regulations, closes for public comment this Wednesday.

School districts, slowly, build guidance around AI learning in classrooms

WBUR | September 22, 2026

Boston Public Schools allows students to use artificial intelligence to translate text. Nearby, Lexington school officials say AI can help students write persuasively. A third district, Medfield, allows students to cautiously summarize complex material with it.