Education

The Chino Valley Unified School District approved a policy last month requiring school staff to tell parents if their kids want to change their pronouns.

Preply was founded in 2012 by Ukrainian entrepreneurs Kirill Bigai, Dmytro Voloshyn, and Serge Lukyanov. Since then, they've raised millions in venture capital funding.

Florida state Rep. Berny Jacques blamed "misinformation" for the notion that the state is teaching slavery "to be a benefit."

Anthony Campbell, the chief of the Yale Police Department and the ex-New Haven police chief, blasted the union's fliers as "divisive and destructive."

The high schooler was told the twin American flags mounted to the back of his truck broke the school parking policy.

Black students from the elementary school's fourth and fifth grades were told as a group that they had been underperforming on standardized tests.

Sophie and Julie Phillipson wrote "Survive & Thrive" to help recent college graduates prepare for the workforce.

The education official, Julie Pickren, had previously been criticized for singing "God Bless America" as protesters stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6.

Florida's Board of Education approved the rule about bathrooms during a Wednesday meeting, adding teeth to legislation backed by Gov. Ron DeSantis.

"AI tools are not the threat — a lagging and outdated approach to education is," one professor told Insider.

The VP of AI at Meta left to start an edtech chatbot startup, Sizzle AI, where students share STEM homework problems and get custom step-by-step help.

With Kinjo, kids who play educational games on Roblox can earn more of the platform's virtual currency called Robux.

How the booming market for private loans saddled millions of students with $136 billion in debt that can't be forgiven and left them with no hope.

Joe Kennedy is back to coaching in Washington state after the Supreme Court ruled last year that he could lawfully lead prayers after games.

"I think the attempts to erase history is working for the Republican Party," Elizabeth Eckford, a Little Rock Nine member, recently told NBC News.

Ezekiel Wells thought Harvard was only for rich, well-connected kids. But when he got a full financial-aid package, he enrolled in his dream school.

Moses Jeanfrancois is a senior at The New School and wishes he knew it would be difficult to make friends as a college freshman.

The writer thought he didn't have high enough grades as an Asian American to get into Yale. He got in anyway.

Karen Lauritzen told The Boston Globe that right-wing outlets smeared her and parents piled on with baseless accusations.

The school district asked ChatGPT whether a book contained a description or depiction of an explicit act before banning 19 books from its libraries.

Thanks to the state's voter-passed amendment that put a 4% surtax on people's annual incomes above $1 million, $1 billion in revenue has been created.

A growing group of startups are addressing the learning needs of neurodivergent students in schools.

Massachusetts' free lunch program, which is funded by a 4% millionaire's tax, makes it the latest state to offer free lunch to public school students.

AI is a tsunami about to upend the global economy, throwing 300 million jobs into mayhem and forcing half the workforce to learn new skills.

Massachusetts the eighth state to adopt a plan for free school lunch for all students who want it.

The growing number of students using the AI program ChatGPT as a shortcut in their coursework has led some college professors to reconsider their lesson plans for the upcoming fall semester.

College freshmen can leave mattress toppers, bed caddies, and printers off the dorm packing list. But they should get a steamer, a senior says.

Utah Parents United, a conservative Christian group that pushes for book bans, has training videos to help parents pressure teachers.

When Mo Mitchell graduated from the University of Chicago, she thought getting a job would be easy. The process took a toll on her mental health.

Jefferson County Public Schools canceled class for two days after changes in bus routes and start times left kids on school buses until 10 p.m.

Florida schools are canceling AP Psychology courses because they might break the so-called "Don't Say Gay" law signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Apple used to dominate in schools and with K-12 kids. But as back-to-school season kicks off, it appears to be bowing out of the market.

The new rule is thanks to legislation approved by the state's governor who famously goes by his nickname.

The venture capital funding slowdown has hit the edtech industry hard, with deals on track for their lowest total since 2016, a new report shows.

The messages came to light during a lawsuit over the dismissal of Kathleen McElroy, who says the school rescinded a job offer after "DEI hysteria."

The teachers' union accused DeSantis of using "every possible tactic to stoke fears among parents, with the goal of dividing and distracting us."

Professor Francesca Gino claims Harvard and Data Colada "worked together to destroy my career and reputation."

Lauren Trippeer was worried college-admissions boards wouldn't think she was serious enough if she told them she wanted to be just like Barbie.

Paper, the Canadian online tutoring startup, laid off staff late last month just days after a report criticized the company's efficacy.

With someone who studied honesty now accused of fraud, academics are sounding off on the flawed, clout-chasing studies rampant in behavioral science.

Kristi Maris said news of her dismissal "spread like wildfire" in the Christian school after she was fired for attending a show at Hamburger Mary's.

Most incoming freshmen don't know that colleges offer significant discounts — even the most elite schools. All you have to do is ask for them.

The company removed its tool for detecting writing generated by AI six months after launching the feature, citing a 'low rate of accuracy.'

A July report by a group of economists at Harvard University who study inequality shows how lopsided the admissions process is.

To keep your 'Kenergy' high, we rounded up these 'Barbie' and 'Oppenheimer' related books, from the titles that inspired the movies to historical accounts that provide additional context for the films.

The Temecula Valley Unified School District originally rejected the state's social studies curriculum over the inclusion of LGBTQ+ leader Harvey Milk.

Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne will resign in August, the school said Wednesday, following a scandal over his scientific research.