A collective sigh of relief is sweeping through New York’s educational landscape as the Trump administration has announced its intention to release over $5 billion in withheld federal education funding. For nearly a month, school leaders, parents, and community stakeholders […]
Billions in Federal Education Funding to Be Released Read More »
Education has alarmingly become the fourth-most-targeted sector during the first half of 2025. Why are our schools so attractive to these digital marauders?
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With the launch of NYC Reads, the city’s public school system is setting a bold, mandated course to ensure every child has the foundational reading skills
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New York, led by Attorney General Letitia James, has joined a coalition of over 20 states in a lawsuit against the Trump administration
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This “Portrait of a Graduate” moves beyond rote memorization and standardized test scores, aiming to cultivate students who are well-rounded, engaged, and prepared for a world that demands more
New York Reimagines the High School Diploma, But Are We Ready? Read More »
This call to action serves as a united front pushing for a future where every child, regardless of zip code or background, has digital literacy fundamentals
Leveling the Playing Field: Why Tech Giants Demand Mandatory AI & CS in K-12 Read More »
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is emerging as a transformative partner, offering a lifeline to overworked teachers and opening new avenues for student engagement.
5 Essential AI Tools for Every Educator’s Toolkit Read More »
This budget blueprint slashes total education spending to $66.7 billion, a 15.3% drop from the current $78.7 billion, the biggest pullback in federal education investment
Trump’s FY26 Education Budget: Big Cuts, Bigger Questions for America’s Classrooms Read More »
There’s no stress over test prep, no tears over homework piling up, and teachers leave the building by mid-afternoon. It sounds like a utopia.
Districts in Albany, Schenectady, and Long Island have begun community meetings to discuss rollout options, including how to handle parental communication.
New York Schools Begin Implementation Plans for Cellphone Ban Read More »
