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This Superintendent Couldn’t Read as a Kid. Now He Wants to Ensure Every Kid Can
Providence Public Schools’ Javier Montañez taps into his personal experience to help his district beat the odds when it comes to third grade literacy.
Jessika Harkay
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3-Year College Degrees Grow More Popular in the U.S., Saving Time and Cash. But Critics Aren’t Sold
26 U.S. states have a college that offers at least one reduced-credit, three-year bachelor’s degree program as of this spring.
Heather Hollingsworth, The Associated Press
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AI Tutors Not Yet a Replacement for Humans, Research Says
With tools like Amira and Khanmigo, ‘the take-up is very low,’ according to Stanford University’s Susanna Loeb.
Linda Jacobson
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New York
‘The Kids Simply Cannot Handle It’: Why New York Students Are Reading Fewer Books
Schools are shifting away from full novels to excerpts to prep students for state exams and accommodate lower stamina for reading.
Melissa Manno
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Parents Demanding Tech Opt Outs Take Their Fight to Federal Court
Pennsylvania families say their district’s new policy violates their civil rights, but experts don’t expect similar lawsuits.
Linda Jacobson
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