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California’s latest measures restrict student data use in generative AI, revise English learner reclassification and allow qualifying substitutes to stay in one classroom for up to 70 days.
State funding for Bradford Area schools has risen 19.8% since 2023. The district’s Fretz Middle School library offers 17,000 books and other materials, plus AI and digital literacy classes.
Digital Promise’s K-12 AI Infrastructure Program is accepting proposals for open-source tools to improve AI-based formative assessment, with $1 million available and applications due Nov. 20, 2026.
Julie Evans joins Orange County Superintendent Stefan Bean to discuss students’ independent use of AI, self-directed learning and how schools can give students more say in demonstrating what they know.
Florida's approach to responsible artificial intelligence use in education covers voluntary prekindergarten, K-12 schools and colleges, spanning early learning through higher education.
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Missouri residents will get no-cost access to Google Career Certificates and online AI courses. Educators, students and staff will also receive access to AI tools, with adoption left to schools.
Five colleges and universities in Idaho are receiving a total of seven awards for innovation in artificial intelligence, the state's education board announced.
New York City Mayor Mamdani and schools Chancellor Samuels announced a moratorium on generative AI in schools, affecting the city’s public education system.
At a July youth AI festival, student delegates approved a K-12 proposal calling for AI literacy instruction, limits on AI-generated assignments, student privacy protections and human review.
The Healey-Driscoll administration marked a $500,000 investment from public and private funds to expand paid artificial intelligence internships for 400 students in Massachusetts.
The Illinois State Board of Education issued a framework to help K-12 districts decide how to use AI in teaching and operations. It includes policy tools but sets no statewide classroom mandates.
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