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Artificial Intelligence Parents Need AI Literacy Lessons, Too. A New Toolkit Aims to Help

Two nonprofits teamed up to create a toolkit of resources schools can use to help families.

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Families & the Community Text, Email, App, or Paper Note? How Teachers Like to Communicate With Parents

Educators have different experiences with what works best to keep in touch.

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Federal How the Federal Government Shutdown Is Affecting Schools: A Tracker

Education Week monitored how the federal government's shutdown affected schools and other education functions.

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Federal The Federal Shutdown Is Over. What Comes Next for Schools?

Some delayed funds for schools could arrive soon, but questions about future grants remain.

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College & Workforce Readiness From Our Research Center Businesses Want Employees With AI Skills. Are K-12 CTE Programs Keeping Up?

Most schools are in the early stages of thinking about AI and CTE programs. *This is part of a special report on* Career and Technical Education and AI

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Students do presentations about their AI-powered projects that are designed to help boost agricultural production during Calla Bartschi’s Introduction to AI class at Riverside High School in Greer, S.C., on Nov. 11, 2025. South Carolina is emphasizing the development of AI skills that are relevant for the careers students want to pursue in the future.

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Teaching Opinion Students Aren't Being Indoctrinated. The Real Problem Is Mistrust of Teachers

Teachers are avoiding important, complex topics because they fear backlash.

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Businesses Want Employees With AI Skills. Are K-12 CTE Programs Keeping Up?

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‘What Are You Doing on AI?’: How This District Added It to Career Education

AI literacy instruction is embedded across all 10 of the district's high school career pathways.

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Students in the dual language immersion program at Pueblo Elementary School in Scottsdale, Ariz., on Sept. 16, 2025. A new California poll found high demand for such programs, especially from Latino families.

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English Learners Latino Families Show High Demand for Bilingual Education, Poll Finds

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School & District Management Immigrant Student Enrollment Is Dwindling at Schools Amid Stepped-Up Enforcement

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Artificial Intelligence Video These Students Are Using AI to Visualize Their Reading Comprehension

Students learn how to write AI prompts while demonstrating reading comprehension in this middle school classroom.

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Student Well-Being & Movement Video How One District Made Pickleball an Inclusive Varsity Sport

Kids with IEP and 504 plans play alongside their peers on one district's varsity pickleball team.

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Artificial Intelligence Video AI in Action: How Educators Should Approach the Technology

Efforts to bring AI into classrooms have broad implications for schools and for instructional strategy.

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Clayton Dagler's machine learning class works on a project applying machine learning models to the Titanic passenger dataset at Franklin High School in Elk Grove, Calif., on March 7, 2025. The project focused on determining the probability of a passenger living or dying as a result of the ship's tragic voyage.

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Artificial Intelligence Video These Students are Learning the Math That Makes AI Tick

Rather than study how to use AI, students in this machine learning class work with the math that makes the AI work.

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Curriculum Video 1st Lesson in This Paralympian’s Engineering Class? Build a Prosthetic Arm

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Student Achievement When ICE Arrests Rise, Student Test Scores Fall, New Study Suggests

The working paper focused on a Florida district where both foreign-born and U.S. born students saw test scores drop.

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A district court judge says she'll decide if the Trump administration broke the law.

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Instructional coach Kristi Tucker posts notes to the board during a team meeting at Ford Elementary School in Laurens, S.C., on March 10, 2025. The grant funding this training work was among three teacher-preparation grant programs largely terminated by the Trump administration in its first weeks. Eight states filed a lawsuit challenging terminations in two of those programs, and a judge on Thursday said she couldn't restore the discontinued grants but could rule on whether the Trump administration acted legally.

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The bill ending the shutdown reverses the early October layoffs of thousands of federal workers.

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Special Education What the Research Says Schools Have the Special Educators—But Keep Losing Them to General Ed.

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The effort in America's largest school district is part of a growing push for K-12 finance education.

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Educators on the Six-Seven Trend: 'Embrace the Chaos'

The viral trend has teachers dressing up as six and seven, and using it as a tool to teach.

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At least 32 states and the District of Columbia require districts to restrict students' cellphone use.

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Mission Telecom said it hopes other service providers follow its lead.

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Less than half of districts direct federal PD funding to technology-related training.

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