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The class of 2025 has proven its resilience, rising above the challenges of a global pandemic and embracing technology to enhance their education.

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With better broadband and new edtech tools, rural students are earning credits, using AI tutors, and building futures—from kitchen tables to tractors.

This top 10 list features the best AI tools of 2025 that foster critical thinking, enhance organization, and personalize learning for middle school students.

From chemical safety to humidity control, this step-by-step guide covers everything you need to safely close down a science or STEAM classroom for the summer.

3M and Discovery Education announce the recipients of the 2025 Alumni Grants Program, which supports former participants in the 3M Young Scientist Challenge.

Tillamook School District 9 announces it has selected a suite of engaging edtech resources from Discovery Education to enhance science instruction.

How higher education competes for diverse, career-focused students by expanding innovative programs and upgrading campus facilities.

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