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Small schools cater to boys and neurodiverse students fleeing traditional
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Small schools cater to boys and neurodiverse students fleeing traditional

Microschools serve neurodiverse students and boys seeking alternatives to traditional public schools, with enrollment surging to 1-2 million since the pandemic.

Teagan Whitfield · 20/10/2026
Public Schools Adapt to Parental Choice Trends
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Public Schools Adapt to Parental Choice Trends

Public schools in North Carolina embrace school choice trends by adopting microschools, AI tools, and nature-based learning to meet families’ growing demands.

Teagan Whitfield · 17/10/2026
US States Ban Phones in Schools Amid Tech Criticism
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US States Ban Phones in Schools Amid Tech Criticism

US states ban mobile phones in schools as education technology adoption faces scrutiny. Explore the new policies and their impact on classrooms.

Teagan Whitfield · 14/10/2026
Chatbots offer varied college advice
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Chatbots offer varied college advice

Chatbots offer varied college advice, considering individual circumstances and tradeoffs of attending college.

Teagan Whitfield · 10/10/2026
CSU’s AI Push Faces Student, Faculty Skepticism
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CSU’s AI Push Faces Student, Faculty Skepticism

CSU's AI push faces skepticism as it invests in ChatGPT Edu, aiming to prepare 470,000 students for an AI-driven job market.

Teagan Whitfield · 05/10/2026
Oakland schools limit student screen time
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Oakland schools limit student screen time

Oakland schools limit student screen time to promote healthier technology use habits among students with new policy.

Teagan Whitfield · 26/09/2026
Santa Cruz Campus Accessibility Issues Plague Wheelchair Users
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Santa Cruz Campus Accessibility Issues Plague Wheelchair Users

Students with mobility issues face significant challenges navigating the University of California, Santa Cruz's steep terrain and dirt paths.

Teagan Whitfield · 25/09/2026
AI in education could let students master high school
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AI in education could let students master high school

AI in education could let students master high school 30 times faster, finishing curriculum by second grade—one of the most transformative learning…

Teagan Whitfield · 21/09/2026
Gardner: AI May Make Traditional Schooling Optional
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Gardner: AI May Make Traditional Schooling Optional

Howard Gardner argues artificial intelligence may make traditional schooling optional for humans. Explore his views on the future of education and cognition…

Teagan Whitfield · 19/09/2026
Arizona School Suspends Student Over Unsent Email Draft
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Arizona School Suspends Student Over Unsent Email Draft

Arizona school suspends student over unsent email draft, sparking debate on student email surveillance and privacy concerns.

Teagan Whitfield · 17/09/2026