AI chatbots under scrutiny after teen suicides
Two lawsuits question whether AI chatbots failed teens in crisis, raising urgent concerns about safety protocols, accountability, & mental health.
Md. district will again cover cost of AP exams
Montgomery Co. will cover the cost of every AP exam for the 3rd straight year, a rare move as states and districts typically only partially cover the cost.
Lesson plan: Balancing fact & opinion in journalism
Based on 2 of our recent stories, teachers can build lesson plans that help student journalists improve their craft.
Trump boosts HBCU funding; other cuts leave questions
Trump boosts HBCUs with new funding, but critics warn cuts to other colleges and public education programs could undercut equity.
Ind. teacher resigns after post about Charlie Kirk
A personal post has crossed into public controversy, sparking debate over free speech in public schools following a teacher's resignation.
S.C. students push back against book bans
From Charleston to Greenville, students are speaking out against the removal of classics and contemporary works from school library shelves.
Parents aren’t extremists. They’re advocates.
When parents speak up, they’re defending kids, not plotting conspiracies. So why is the Houston school chief calling one “extreme”?
Moravia Park dads walk the talk
Fathers and father figures turned out in force, highlighting the importance of support for children inside and outside school.
ICE arrests Des Moines schools chief
Superintendent Ian Roberts was taken into custody Friday, sparking protests and leaving the district under interim leadership.
It all starts with a dot for the Rolling Meadows band
The Marching Mustangs from Rolling Meadows H.S. discover their “sixth gear” as dots become art and music grows through the centuries on the field.