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At This Rural Microschool, Students Will Study With AI and Run an AirbnbAt This Rural Microschool, Students Will Study With AI and Run an Airbnb

Elijah, a rising sixth grader, was unsure. His mother and grandmother approached him to talk about trying a new school. But Elijah needed convincing. When Elijah found out it included

The ‘Silver Bullet’ to Fix Child Care’s Staffing ProblemThe ‘Silver Bullet’ to Fix Child Care’s Staffing Problem

Industries like nursing, manufacturing and electrical work have largely seen the benefits of apprenticeships’ rise over the last few years, touting high-wage jobs with an easy entry point of earning

How I’m Rewriting the Narrative for Latino Students in Our SchoolsHow I’m Rewriting the Narrative for Latino Students in Our Schools

This story was published by a Voices of Change fellow. Learn more about the fellowship here. It was another ordinary school day when my students shuffled in before the bell.

The World’s Classrooms Are Short 44 Million Teachers
The World’s Classrooms Are Short 44 Million Teachers

When educators gathered in Chile for the UNESCO World Summit on Teachers this summer, they convened to discuss solutions to a problem plaguing communities around the globe: a shortage of

How the Supreme Court Is Remolding Education in 2025How the Supreme Court Is Remolding Education in 2025

With many eyes on the Trump administration’s incendiary attempts to shutter the Department of Education and effectively dismantle public education, fewer people are closely watching how a conservative majority on

From Defense to Resilience: Where School Cybersecurity Goes NextFrom Defense to Resilience: Where School Cybersecurity Goes Next

William Stein, director of information systems at Metropolitan School District of Mt. Vernon in Indiana, needed just five minutes and $5 to show a group of district administrators the future

Teachers Learn the Art of Teaching Civics in a Hot-Button AgeTeachers Learn the Art of Teaching Civics in a Hot-Button Age

Melanie Fisher understands why K-12 teachers might be nervous to tackle civics and the Constitution in their classrooms. In an era when Americans of every ideological stripe, at all levels

What It Takes to Scale Dual Enrollment — and Keep It Meaningful for StudentsWhat It Takes to Scale Dual Enrollment — and Keep It Meaningful for Students

High school students aren’t waiting for graduation to get a head start on college, and school districts aren’t waiting to rethink how they deliver it. Dual enrollment, once a niche

What Stanford Learned By Crowdsourcing AI Solutions for Students With DisabilitiesWhat Stanford Learned By Crowdsourcing AI Solutions for Students With Disabilities

What promise might generative artificial intelligence hold for improving life and increasing equity for students with disabilities? That question inspired a symposium last year, hosted by the Stanford Accelerator for