Google's AI Push in Schools Triggers Regulatory and Educator Pushback
Google has long been woven into California students’ education, with Google search, Chromebooks and Gmail quietly in the background in students’ daily lives. But that decadeslong r...
Google's decision to make AI features mandatory in its search engine for students has sparked congressional intervention and concerns about the tech giant's outsized influence in education. This raises critical questions about student privacy, data governance, and whether schools have adequate control over the learning tools they use.
AI in Education Effectiveness Remains Unproven as Research Expands
ETIH Judge Tina Austin launches research consortium to investigate whether AI delivers lasting learning EdTech Innovation Hub
Post-Election School Board Changes Signal Shifts in District Priorities
Nearly a week after Election Day, many school board races in California’s most populous county are still too close to call, Southern Califor...
Federal Funding Instability Threatens Community School Programs Nationwide
Last December, the Department of Education abruptly cut nearly $170 million in funding for community schools across 12 states because, offic...
School Device Strategy Debate: Chromebooks vs. Computer Labs and Student Distraction
Students in U.S. high schools spend too much time in class distracted. They scroll social media, play video games, chat with friends and AI,...