Students Put School AI Rules to a Nationwide Vote
One hundred students from all 50 states approved a national school AI proposal in an 83-15 vote, putting student rights, teacher practice and assignment design in the same policy frame.
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Judge Limits Federal Grant Cancellations Based on New Priorities
A federal ruling bars agencies from canceling grants to 23 plaintiff states solely because an administration adopts different priorities.
AHRQ Grant Cutoffs Put $102 Million in Health Research Funding at Risk
A federal health research agency has withheld expected continuation awards from 73 grants, threatening studies, training programs and more than $102 million.
AI Private Schools Turn Wealthy Children Into Education Test Cases
AI-centered private schools are drawing wealthy families with promises of faster learning, but the model still faces evidence, equity and accountability questions.
Student Loan Changes Put July 1 Deadline Back on Borrowers Radar
Federal student loan borrowers are facing another July deadline, this time with changes that could affect how students borrow, how families compare aid offers and which repayment choices remain available...
Shrey Parikh Wins National Spelling Bee Spell-Off
Shrey Parikh secured the 98th annual Scripps National Spelling Bee title by winning a high-pressure tiebreaker that tested his technical mastery of linguistics.
Maharashtra HSC Board Results Show 89.78 Percent Pass Rate
State education officials released the Higher Secondary Certificate results for over 1.5 million students Saturday, marking a major milestone for the Class of 2026.
Indian Technical Colleges Face Admission Chaos as Server Fails
Indian technical colleges are facing admission confusion as exam timelines and seat allocation pressure collide.
Los Angeles Schools Strike Averted in Last-Minute Deal
Los Angeles Unified School District officials and union leaders finalized a tentative labor agreement in the early hours of April 14, 2026, stopping a walkout scheduled to begin at dawn.
CBSE Prepares Class 10 Examination Results Release
Central Board of Secondary Education officials moved to finalize the release of Class 10 examination scores on April 14, 2026, after months of academic tension for millions of students across India.
Harvard Moves to Dismiss Federal Antisemitism Lawsuit
Harvard moved to dismiss a federal antisemitism lawsuit, arguing it repeats claims from a case the university already won.
University of Wisconsin Regents Fire President Jay Rothman
The firing of Jay O. Rothman ends one leadership chapter for the Universities of Wisconsin but leaves the larger governance conflict unresolved.