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Panic drove NYC and LA to ban school AI â and thatâs a big mistake (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. There are two ways for Americaâs schools to get artificial intelligence wrong. One is to hand a child a chatbot and let it do all the thinking â and the other is to ban AI and pretend it doesnât exist. New York and Los Angeles have both chosen the second option. That means theyâre setting their students up to get the first. Americans are split when it comes to AI, as evidenced by the debate that raged last week. When the heads of Anthropic
Don’t let the UFT fleece taxpayers via teacher-aide bonuses (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the City Council are going to war in court over payments to Department of Education paraprofessionals — even though they agreed on the issue not long ago. At a 2025 press conference where the 200,000-member teachers’ union endorsed him, Mamdani touted his support for giving paraprofessionals $10,000 checks. Last month, the council unanimously passed the union-driven and branded “Respect for Paraprofessionals” bill, at an e
Our children are failed by an education system that doesn’t care — and teacher unions are to blame (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. New York spends more per student than any state in the nation. Yet fewer than half off of its third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students scored proficiently on the English Language Arts exam, according to the preliminary data released this week. Just 43% of third-graders, 48% of fourth-graders and 43% of fifth-graders scored proficient in ELA. The biggest drop was seen in fifth grade, a 14-point decrease from the 2024-25 school year. Third-graders s
Here’s an easy way for cash-squeezed Mamdani to save on DOE’s monster budget (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Mayor Zohran Mamdani campaigned on cleaning up the Department of Education’s bloated contracting — promising to audit its biggest vendors and root out deals built on who you know instead of what you do. So, it’s odd that four months after the City Council asked to see DOE’s contracts, it still hasn’t gotten them all. This month, Speaker Julie Menin threatened subpoenas over the hundreds of missing contracts. Mamdani says the council will have them
NYC public schools continue to let students down â even years after being identified as failures (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. For more than a decade, New York City has introduced new ways to identify and improve struggling schools. Yet many of these same schools never stopped struggling. According to a new report, many of the cityâs lowest-performing schools today are the very same schools the state was trying to improve more than a decade ago. The report traced schools across six different accountability systems, dating back to 2012. It found that roughly one-third of
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