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Trump student loan repayment rules cut choices for new borrowers
6+ hour, 22+ min ago (367+ words) The Trump student loan repayment rules will limit new federal borrowers to two repayment choices — the Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) or a Tiered Standard plan — for loans first disbursed on or after July 1, 2026, the U.S. Department of Education says....
AI restrictions spread as K-12 school year begins
14+ hour, 37+ min ago (843+ words) (The Center Square) – States and school districts across the country are tightening rules on artificial intelligence as the 2026-27 K-12 school year begins, with education leaders citing concerns over student learning, screen time and the risks of rapidly advancing technology. As…...
Washington scrambles to meet calls for AI guardrails while the window to act closes
6+ hour, 40+ min ago (971+ words) Washington is scrambling to address renewed fears over artificial intelligence, as leading U.S. companies sound the alarm over technology they say is advancing beyond their control. "Dr. Frankenstein is telling us the monster is escaping; help us stop this," said Sen....
Education Matters: When ‘In Loco Parentis’ fails
7+ hour, 5+ min ago (1104+ words) Accountability is a lost virtue in the public education system. Too many times public school employees have been reassigned to other schools or districts – or placed on indefinite paid leave – after being officially reprimanded or dismissed for violating school district…...
News brief: Foothill Tech students “get in line” with new bathroom policy
14+ hour, 30+ min ago (361+ words) Possible school closures in VUSD’s future Stranger Things: Seasons 1-4 recap Dragons off to a bright start at Senior Sunrise 2027 News brief: Foothill Tech students “get in line” with new bathroom policy Girls Volleyball shuts out Villanova 25 Years Later: The impact…...
Uncertainty, Financial Chaos Face Tens of Millions With Student Loans
8+ hour, 36+ min ago (1114+ words) Roughly 42.6 million Americans (16% of adults) collectively owe about $1.86 trillion in total student loan debt (federal and private loans), $1.724 trillion federally backed. The average federal student loan debt balance is about $40,000 per borrower. About 10 million people are already in default. That…...
Nancy Rumfelt: Student voices matter; so does the duty to keep them safe (guest opinion)
3+ day, 40+ min ago (251+ words) On Sept. 4, students from more than 200 Colorado schools left class to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement. In Thompson School District, participants included middle-school students — children potentially as young as 11. The easiest reaction is to choose a political side. Supporters applaud…...
Schools prepare for immigration enforcement as families confront fear
12+ hour, 37+ min ago (487+ words) As students return to classrooms this month, school districts are once again priming staff and families on how to respond if federal immigration enforcement activity reaches their school communities. The academic year is beginning amid new highs in arrests by…...
Microsoft Teams Up With Leftist Union AFT for AI Policy
12+ hour, 38+ min ago (622+ words) Home – Political News – Parents ‘Intentionally Left Out’ of AI Strategy Discussions Between Microsoft, Left-Leaning Teachers Union, Critics Say Microsoft teamed up with America’s second-largest teachers union to release a “National AI Safety & Privacy Standard” Wednesday, and critics are warning about…...
Weekly Wonk: Fact Sheet: State Question 847??? Changing assessment caps for property tax | Voters need to see the whole movie, not just the final scene | Stitt???s tenure ban tests the limits of executive power
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (651+ words) What next year’s big Medicaid changes could mean for Oklahomans: Significant changes to Medicaid are set to take effect next year, altering how millions of Americans––including nearly 1 in 4 Oklahomans––access and maintain their health coverage. [Oklahoma City Free Press]…...