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State AI Guidance Is Here: Schools Can’t Afford to Fall Behind

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming various sectors, and education is no exception. Recognizing the profound impact of AI on teaching and learning, numerous state education...

EdTech

30 AI Prompts For White Teachers Leading Diverse Classrooms

In the U.S. public school system, white teachers make up about 80% of the teaching workforce, while Black and Hispanic teachers are significantly underrepresented at approximately 7% and 9%,...

trauma

Hurricane Helene's Impact on Schools and Children in North Carolina

Hurricane Helene has left a trail of devastation across parts of North Carolina, with severe consequences for communities, schools, and children. The storm's powerful winds and torrential rains have...

Diversity

The New Niagara Initiative is Amplifying Black Voices to Improve Black Education

The New Niagara project is a modern-day initiative with deep historical roots, designed to define and improve the state of Black education in the United States. Based on the spirit of the original...

whole child

Balancing Act: The Intersection of Faith and Education in America's Public Schools

Recent legislative and judicial developments are significantly altering the role of religion in public schools across the United States. In Oklahoma, State Superintendent Ryan Walters has mandated...

STEM

A Teacher’s Guide to AI: Demystifying Tech for the Classroom

Many teachers feel exhausted at the end of the academic year, emotionally and physically. There is so much for a teacher to do that has nothing to do with teaching. This is why it's worth trying to...

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