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AI reshapes education: new study modes, cheating concerns, billions invested, teacher pushback, nonprofits seeking equitable tech solutions.

Book bans, wildfires, teacher strikes, cyber threats, Afghanistan mass poisoning, climate change, AI, STEM, mental health, free school meals for all.

Here's our annual look at what we consider the top school news stories for this calendar year. Once again, the Covid-19 pandemic dominated our lives.

Students and schools in the US have been affected by the riots at the US Capitol Wednesday, and they have much to say about it.

Covid dominated news in almost every aspect of life. Education was no exception. Some good, some bad, mostly just unusual and heartbreaking.

Creative arts during a pandemic, pause on winter sports, Thanksgiving activities, election volunteers, and a passion for equality.

Nobel Prize in physics, BLM and racial injustice, hearing voices, challenges of e-learning & solutions, election.

The pandemic reveals much more about us than our unpreparedness for virtual learning; Md. students look at healthcare and choices about schooling.

Special ed advocate in Evanston dies; Remembering 9/11; Business, fine arts, and cultural life during the pandemic.

The pandemic, performing arts, and politics generally led student news stories from the Prairie State this past week.