New York City's AI Ban for K-8: What Schools Need to Know
New York City is expected to release its school policy for artificial intelligence on Wednesday, with a ban on student-facing AI tools for 2-K through eighth grade, according to fo...
NYC's Department of Education announced a ban on student-facing AI tools for grades K-8 (affecting 600,000 students) and screen time limits, signaling a major shift in how large urban districts are approaching generative AI in classrooms. This policy could have significant ripple effects on EdTech companies and how schools nationwide implement AI tools.
The AI Assessment Debate: Can Machines Measure Critical Thinking?
Though the technology succeeds in evaluating students’ work for some components of critical thought, it falls short on others, researc...
Khan Academy Expands AP Math Offerings with Free, CED-Aligned Courses
Meet Khan Academy’s new AP Precalculus course and revised AP Calculus AB course—free, CED-aligned support built for the ... Read more The po...
Federal AI Regulation Efforts Emerge: NYC and Florida Lead the Way
In concert, state bodies governing public pre-K through Ph.D. students are implementing policies addressing safety and classroom use of arti...
Student Crisis in Support Services: Mental Health and Financial Challenges Outpace College Resources
Student Support Needs Outpace College Capacity Joshua.Bay Thu, 09/03/2026 - 03:00 AM A new EAB survey finds financial, mental health and aca...