Education

MacKenzie Price envisions a future where students spend about two hours on AI-tailored core learning, then devote the rest of the day to projects, collaboration, and real-world skills. With luxury tuition and a growing debate over its promises and risks, this bold experiment is pushing us to rethink how children learn in an AI era.

Central Ohio readies for a return to classes after Winter Storm Fern, as districts enlist residents to clear sidewalks and bus stops. With safety as the priority, communities rally to create safe routes for students back to school.

Here are three short teaser options you can use: – After a brutal winter storm, schools reopened to a divided chorus—parents balancing safety concerns with the pull of routine as frigid winds bite. – As students return to classrooms, icy commutes and safety worries collide with the longing for normalcy and a reconnect with teachers.…

Goldie Hawn argues that resilience comes from facing real challenges, not endless protection. As debates about emotional readiness and “tough love” heat up, parents and educators are rethinking how to raise kids who can thrive in an unpredictable world.

Safety concerns from last week’s winter storm keep MCPS closures in place as crews continue clearing roads and sidewalks. With temperatures edging up, reopening remains cautious and may hinge on ongoing plowing and community help to keep routes safe for students.

Francis Scott Key Elementary/Middle School is moving temporarily as crews tackle mold remediation, with remote learning in place and a new bus plan for students. Families are weighing transportation logistics, timelines, and safety concerns as the community works toward a safe, uninterrupted return to learning.

Seven Yukon schools will pilot hot lunches this year with federal funding, a hopeful move for student nutrition. The $7.3 million program runs through March 2027, but most schools are left out and per-student funding is tight—raising questions about expansion and the lasting impact.

Winter weather keeps the district balancing safety with schedules. Montgomery County Public Schools will remain closed Thursday and Friday as officials navigate road-clearing progress, bus routes, and sidewalk safety across 230 facilities and thousands of miles of streets.

A bold new education initiative is launching to bridge talent gaps in financial services and fintech. The FRIL Skills Academy promises around-the-clock online learning, university-backed programs, and hands-on training in AI, data, and regulatory challenges—designed to empower professionals and fuel innovation across the sector.

Scotland is set to launch the FRIL skills academy, a bold push to upskill, reskill, and boost executive education for a rapidly changing economy. Operating on a 24/7 virtual platform and co-developed with industry partners, it promises practical, future-focused learning designed to drive productivity and innovation.

Conheça a história de Wesley, um jovem baiano que conquistou uma das vagas mais disputadas do país em Medicina na USP. Aos 22 anos, filho de um pedreiro e de uma trabalhadora doméstica, ele dedicou dois anos de estudos — com madrugadas e muita determinação — para alcançar esse sonho. Uma trajetória que já inspira…

A key deadline under the Sweet v. Cardona settlement has passed, and automatic student loan forgiveness could be on the horizon for more than 40 million borrowers. Yet the Education Department cites a massive backlog and a court ruling as the deciding factor, keeping the outcome uncertain. This developing case could redefine who gets relief…

David Brooks takes on a Presidential Senior Fellow role at Yale’s Jackson School, launching an initiative that brings scholarly ideas into public life. Through lectures, discussions, and a new weekly video podcast, the program invites broad engagement with questions about democracy, ethics, and meaning in modern society.

With schools closed for several days in a row in Hilliard, families are balancing work, childcare, and the sudden downtime. This look at a community in motion reveals the inventive ways households cope and stay connected during a winter disruption.

Winter weather keeps Maryland schools on edge as crews work to clear routes around campuses. With virtual days in effect in some areas and a cautious plan for a safe return, families are watching conditions closely.

MCPS Class of 2025 graduation rates show a surprising dip in four-year completion, with gaps widening for vulnerable student groups. While some schools held steady, others posted notable declines amid ongoing pandemic-era challenges. District leaders stress targeted, equity-focused support as they work to lift outcomes in the years ahead.

A cautious thaw is reshaping North Texas school schedules: some districts reopen for in-person classes while many remain closed due to icy conditions. Safety remains the top priority, with updates expected as crews continue to clear roads and assess conditions.

Oxford leads the world in computer science education, with Cambridge close behind in the 2026 subject rankings. Beyond CS, UK universities make a strong showing across medicine, engineering and other fields, signaling a new era of academic excellence.

Arlington ISD trustees are weighing two bond options over $400 million, led by a major South Davis Elementary rebuild and questions about a second elementary project. As February decisions approach, discussions focus on safety, future maintenance, and how tax impacts could influence support.

Crews in Guilford County are battling a stubborn ice storm blanketing campuses, with freezing temps and a tight salt supply complicating every pass. As teams work across sites and adapt to layered ice and shaded trouble spots, student and staff safety remains the focus.

Joan and Sanford I. Weill are behind a record-breaking gift to UC Davis that could redefine the Weill School of Veterinary Medicine. A new era of teaching, research, and patient care—featuring a state-of-the-art hospital and AI-powered advances—promises big changes for animal and human health.