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Education

From classroom policies to student outcomes, we explore the shifting landscape of education and offer insight into how these changes affect the next generation.

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A quarter-century after 9/11, whether students learn about the attacks often depends on where they live. Most states have no mandate.
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25 years after 9/11, most states still do not require its history to be taught


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  • The Los Angeles district, the second-largest in the nation, restricted access to AI for students in all grades for the 2026-27 school year.
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    Sep 4
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    LA’s ban on AI for all students follows limits on screen time

  • New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday announced a new citywide ban on AI in public schools for kids from preschool through eighth grade.
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    Sep 2
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    Why NYC banned AI for young students but mandated it for high school

  • Behind every "perfect" classroom is often a teacher paying out of pocket to make it happen for their students.
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    Aug 31
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    As back-to-school inflation rises, pushpins come to shove. And teachers absorb the cost 

  • Michael Macor/The San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images
    Aug 25
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    How much recess time do kids really need?

  • As students return to college campuses this fall, new data gathered by Hallow suggests Catholic campus ministries are seeing more than a seasonal bump.
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    Young believers are swapping dorm parties for liturgy

  • A new report finds school supply costs are up 7.7% overall this season, with some staples rising by double digits.
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    Jul 27
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    Here are the items causing back-to-school shoppers headaches

  • Texas is the latest state to accept the Classic Learning Test, an alternative exam that has triggered debate over academic rigor.
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    Jul 27
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    This standardized test is gaining traction in the US, but not everyone is on board

  • Some states are now implementing new laws to combat what’s known as chronic absence.
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    Jul 22
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    The biggest threat to students isn’t curriculum or AI. It’s chronic absence

  • Northwestern University engineers have created a small drone called Phantom Twist that spins up to 25 times per second, making it blur into the background while flying.
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    Jul 16
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    Experimental drone design uses a simple trick to nearly disappear

  • The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights (OCR) has launched an initiative to try and crack down on the issue of adults sexually assaulting students in schools.
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    Jul 14
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    Education Dept. launches crackdown on school sexual misconduct, but critics question impact

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    Jul 2
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    Public schools were America’s great equalizer. What happened?

  • The Trump administration has introduced new rules requiring colleges and universities to prove their degrees are worth the high tuition cost.
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    Jun 30
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    New Trump admin rules tie federal student loans to how much money graduates earn

  • A small Florida liberal arts college seized in 2023 by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis is set to triple in size come next week.
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    Jun 22
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    Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ anti-‘woke’ college is about to triple in size

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    How much tech do schools need? Parents seek new limits

  • Parental rights and homeschool advocates fear a Rhode Island bill could make the education plan tougher, while one judge said it closes a legal loophole.
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    May 22
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    Homeschoolers call a truancy bill in Rhode Island a public school power grab

  • Less students are enrolling in higher education, and therefore less money is coming into those schools.
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    May 20
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    America’s shrinking birth rate is becoming higher education’s problem

  • Students in the Los Angeles Unified School District, or LAUSD, are one step closer to being assured they can still go to school for the rest of the week.
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    Apr 13
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    Los Angeles teachers reach deal for a raise but could still strike

  • Jay Janner/The Austin American-Statesman via Getty Images
    Apr 7
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    Texas considers required reading lists with Bible passages in schools

  • A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked the Trump administration's attempt to collect seven years worth of admissions data on the race of applicants from public universities.
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    Apr 4
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    Judge blocks Trump admin’s efforts to get college data on applicants’ race

  • What was billed as a temporary tax hike in California in 2012 could become permanent for wealthy Californians. That new push is heavily backed by one of the largest teachers’ unions in the country.
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    Apr 3
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    Teacher-backed initiative makes California’s temporary tax hike permanent

  • Students go to college for many reasons, including the potential to land a higher-paying job once they’ve finished their education. Now, the Trump administration and several states are moving on legislation and policies to ensure those schools help students land those jobs.
    Peter W. Stevenson/The Washington Post via Getty Images
    Mar 28
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    States move to close college departments with poor grads

  • A university ended it's student-run college Republican group after accusations of antisemitism built, sparking a First Amendment lawsuit.
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    Mar 18
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    Another college Republican group faces fallout as antisemitism controversies mount on campuses

  • American public students continue to graduate without being able to read.
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    Mar 10
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    Yet another illiterate graduate sues their high school. What is happening?

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