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This week’s ten stories, plus an Editorial from the Founder on school meals. A new federal HBCU investment, the largest food-aid cut in history reaching the cafeteria, fresh data on what universal meals do for kids, and a court pausing the international-student rule.
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The Science of Reading Act passes the House as new global scores show reading sliding, New York and L.A. move to limit classroom AI, and New York retires the century-old Regents exam.
Read the edition →A new federal “learning playbook” for states and a fresh reading push, $1B+ in school grants nearing a Sept. 30 deadline, a landmark Gen Z engagement poll, and a new clock for international students.
Read the edition →The ten stories shaping education this week , AI moratoriums in the two largest districts, a proposed federal tax-status rule on race, fresh research on the pandemic and ed tech, and a global week for literacy.
Read the edition →The ten stories shaping education this week , a landmark $17 billion teen social-media settlement, a wave of new federal guidance, and several disputes headed for the Supreme Court.
Read the edition →The ten stories shaping education this week , back-to-school, AI and cellphone rules, a global teacher shortage, international enrollment and more.
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