High school administrators told the board the district now offers 51 AP/SUNY courses and has increased access — including notable gains for Black students — while emphasizing counseling, P‑TECH and expanded sections to remove barriers to rigorous coursework.

For over a century, schools have followed a rigid schedule, but educators are rethinking the basic structure to better support diverse learning styles. This effort is gaining bipartisan support to…

The Orange County Public Schools work session reviewed updates to Policy IJNDC to limit AI in high‑stakes decisions, require district‑vetted systems that do not train on OCPS data, prohibit using AI‑detection tools as the sole basis for discipline, and set default prohibitions on AI for submitted student work unless an educator documents approval.

The board will publish annual reports detailing grant recipient activities and candidate progress.

Education expert challenges the effectiveness of charter schools under current testing standards in Colorado.

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At its March 2 meeting the Cypress‑Fairbanks ISD Board approved on first reading an artificial intelligence policy (CQD local) and related guidance; teachers and instructional coaches urged the board to adopt guardrails, teacher training and equity measures so students can learn AI literacy in class.

Naz advocates for redefining success in education beyond conventional metrics and standardized tests

Annabelle presents the Oregon English learners report emphasizing support for increasing student numbers.

Assistant Special Services Director showcases programs benefiting diverse student needs.

Zena Gomez honors Superintendent Neymar for empowering multilingual families in education.

After more than an hour of discussion about instructional use, equity and long-term costs, the Manhattan-Ogden USD 383 Board voted 5-2 to approve a $388,800 purchase of student iPads from Apple Inc.; board members said they will continue public engagement and review technology use in April.

State auditor establishes guidelines to protect and audit local mental health and substance abuse funds