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12 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: September 7, 2026.
Administrators imposed the moratorium on their own authority. Two board members said they had assumed last year's policy was still running.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a one-year ban on student-facing generative AI from pre-K through eighth grade, plus hard screen-time caps. The city is disabling AI features inside 38 ed-tech contracts to enforce it.
Democratic attorneys general say the administration is defying a court order by moving to terminate Parkland-era funding that pays for counselors and psychologists in schools nationwide at the end of July.
Citing falling literacy, Stockholm will bar phones for the coming academic year, joining Finland and Denmark in a broad Nordic reversal on classroom technology.
The ban is set to take effect in the fall for the next academic year. Officials in one of the world's most digitally advanced nations say screen time has eroded students' ability to read and write.
Despite widespread artificial intelligence-driven cheating, peer reporting remains virtually nonexistent at prestigious institutions.
Education Department's civil rights arm says admitting 'biological males' to women's college may violate anti-discrimination laws.
The unprecedented move voids agreements that required five school districts and one college to protect transgender students under Title IX.
Education Department takes unprecedented step to terminate federal agreements stemming from civil rights investigations into schools.
Court pauses collection efforts across 17 states as administration seeks compliance data following Supreme Court affirmative action ruling.
Federal lawsuit challenges state's refusal to follow presidential directive on transgender participation in girls' sports programs.
As oral arguments in Trump v. Barbara approach, educators and advocates warn that redefining 14th Amendment citizenship would ripple far beyond immigration into public schools and children's health care access.