
Schools Struggle to Vet AI Tools Amidst Rapid Market Growth and Challenges
Schools are investing billions in AI tools to boost education, but districts face challenges in vetting and choosing the right technologies.

Schools are investing billions in AI tools to boost education, but districts face challenges in vetting and choosing the right technologies.

The Trump administration is set to overhaul Head Start, risking its core standards like low teacher-student ratios.

Join “Be Well in the Big House” on Sept. 17, 3-6:15 p.m., for health activities in Michigan Stadium. All welcome!


The WDI Board has appointed Jagadeesh Sivadasan, a professor at Michigan Ross, as interim President to succeed Wendy Taylor.

The University of Michigan will host its inaugural Ethics & Compliance Week from Oct. 19-23, offering sessions for staff.

State lawmakers focus on student screen time limits, with laws passed in four states for grades K-5, but challenges persist.

Julie Groce, a Michigan teacher, struggles with rising costs, limiting her son’s summer camp options due to affordability.

Former U.S. Department of Education officials criticize efforts to outsource special education and civil rights programs.

U.S. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries urged unity at the AFT convention, highlighting key Democratic goals.

President Trump’s Labor nominee defends agency’s role in dismantling the Education Department amid Senate scrutiny.

Students in advanced degree programs face uncertainty as loan caps rise temporarily amid ongoing legal battles.