The 2025 shutdown could disrupt K–12 and higher ed, from funding delays to stalled research. Here’s what it means for schools, colleges, and families.
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The 2025 shutdown could disrupt K–12 and higher ed, from funding delays to stalled research. Here’s what it means for schools, colleges, and families.
When schools shut down in 2020, video games weren’t just a distraction; they were survival. Students logged on not to rack up kills or loot, but to hang out. The …
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming lab safety with PPE detection, virtual simulations, and air-quality monitoring making classrooms smarter and safer.
AI is making personalized learning a reality, but districts must strike a balance between innovation and fairness, protect data, and maintain educator control.
Stories That Matter this week include school construction, AI admissions, inclusive STEM, data privacy, and voice + visual AI in K–12.
AI is transforming foreign-language education by providing personalized practice, instant feedback, and immersive conversation opportunities.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the admissions experience—making it faster, more personalized, and accessible for students and colleges alike.
Parents and students deserve transparency when their school undergoes construction. Safety, communication, and duty of care must remain top priorities.
Voice recognition and visual AI are reshaping classrooms—from reading support to lab safety—while raising new questions about privacy and equity.
Investing in teachers in ways that inspire and strengthen their commitment to the profession? three days of education, networking and brainstorming.
If music is your interest, then you need to befriend Erick Quintanilla. Or even better, have him as your teacher, which is the case for the lucky music students at Roosevelt High School in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD).
Many districts have taken ESSER and Title 1 funding as an opportunity to expand current programming. From edtech to professional development, schools have been flushed with resources to explore, implement, and expand programs over the past two years
Unique Teaching Pedagogy-I couldn’t help thinking as we left the playing field how each of the team’s played like they were taught in the classroom.
This was a year to be proud of across education, and as the school year comes to a close, the edCircuit staff wanted to take this opportunity to celebrate the successes of teachers in the classroom.
Imagine being asked to ride a bike without ever learning to walk, make mole from scratch without ever rolling out a tortilla, or being given a hand tool to plow an entire field. When you are expected to do something without any previous experience or the right set of tools is downright challenging.
In Shelby County, Alabama, the district realized investing in their teachers was the most valuable use of resources.
As students fought to set new goals and acquire new skills, teachers pushed through learning gaps, collaborated with peers on professional development, and returned to in-person classrooms. This was a year to be proud of across education and as the school year comes to a close, the edCircuit staff wanted to take this opportunity to celebrate the successes of teachers in the classroom.
If you were to picture athletics in small-town rural Alabama, what would you see? Would you see a Friday Night Lights-Esque drama? Or would it be a small community gathering during the week to support their local athletes? I
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