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Student Privacy Pledge ends amid growing concerns over AI surveillance
The Student Privacy Pledge, a voluntary initiative aimed at safeguarding student data in the edtech industry, has been retired.
Michigan board urges smaller classes for K-3 high-poverty schools
The Michigan State Board of Education has called on the state legislature to prioritize reducing class sizes in high-poverty K-3 classrooms.
Oregon honors John McIntyre as 2025 Education Support Professional of the Year
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) and the Oregon Lottery have honored John McIntyre as the 2025 Education Support Professional of the Year.
Florida Department announces finalists for 2026 Teacher of the Year
The Florida Department of Education has announced that Shelly Teel, a third-grade teacher at Westside Elementary School in Columbia County, is one of the five finalists for the 2026 Florida Teacher of the Year.
Kettle & Fire opens first manufacturing plant with state support
Governor Josh Shapiro has announced a significant investment by the Commonwealth to support Kettle & Fire's establishment of its first company-owned manufacturing facility.
Pennsylvania announces $3 million grant for senior community centers
Pennsylvania Department of Aging Secretary Jason Kavulich will meet with Northumberland County leaders to announce the allocation of $3 million in Senior Community Center (SCC) competitive grants.
Missouri considers changes for schools serving severely disabled students
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) has put forward recommendations to the State Board of Education aimed at reimagining the Missouri Schools for the Severely Disabled (MSSD).
Pennsylvania introduces EBT card locking feature to enhance SNAP security
The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) and the Office of State Inspector General (OSIG) are set to unveil a new security feature for electronic benefit transfer (EBT) cards.
Shapiro-Davis Administration invests $10 million in Carlisle redevelopment project
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis announced a significant investment from the Shapiro-Davis Administration aimed at transforming a former industrial property in downtown Carlisle.
Michigan reports progress in special education transitions despite missing target
Nearly 75% of Michigan students who received special education services and had an individualized education program (IEP) were engaged in higher education, competitive employment, or postsecondary training last year.
Pennsylvania introduces EBT card locking feature to combat benefit theft
The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) and the Office of State Inspector General (OSIG) have introduced a new security feature aimed at safeguarding public benefits.
Districts reap benefits from strategic use of federal relief funds
When Angela Dominguez assumed leadership of the Donna Independent School District in Texas in 2021, she reconsidered the district's use of federal Elementary and Secondary School Relief (ESSER) funds.
Charter Schools Week celebrates three decades of impact through federal program
Millions across the United States are observing National Charter Schools Week, celebrating the role of charter schools in public education.
Missouri forms task force to review K-12 school funding model
Governor Mike Kehoe has announced the appointments to the Missouri School Funding Modernization Task Force.
Shapiro Administration introduces new crisis intervention initiative in Berks County
The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) has announced a new initiative in Berks County aimed at improving responses to individuals in crisis.
Katy Jo Harrison named finalist for 2026 Florida Teacher of the Year
The Florida Department of Education has announced Katy Jo Harrison, a first-grade teacher at Hosford Elementary and Junior High School in Liberty County, as one of five finalists for the 2026 Florida Teacher of the Year.
Pennsylvania announces crisis intervention technical assistance initiative
The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) is set to collaborate with local leaders, law enforcement, and behavioral health professionals in Berks County.
Math education evolves with focus on career readiness
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Shapiro promotes ag innovation grants at Schuylkill County farm visit
Governor Josh Shapiro recently visited Sterman Masser Potato Farm in Schuylkill County to highlight the Agricultural Innovation Grant Program initiated by his administration.
Louisiana achieves highest ranking yet in U.S. News & World Report education ratings
Louisiana has reached its highest-ever position in the U.S. News & World Report Best States rankings for Pre-K–12 education, now standing at 37th nationwide, up from 40th last year.