Many game sites evade school web filters
Many game websites are circumventing school web filters through proxy servers and hidden screen tactics, allowing students to access inappropriate content despite institutional blocking measures.
Why Mandatory Summer Reading Doesn’t Work—and What Teachers Prefer Instead
Teachers question whether mandatory summer reading lists effectively combat reading skill loss during breaks, with many preferring student choice and personalized assignments instead.
Federal Equity Centers Protecting Students’ Civil Rights Fight to Stay Open
Federal equity assistance centers supporting school desegregation and civil rights face an uncertain future as the Trump administration proposes eliminating their $6.6 million annual funding and rescinding program regulations.
The next literacy challenge: Teaching students how to write
Elementary school writing proficiency has become a significant concern as districts nationwide struggle with low student performance. Some school systems are adopting evidence-based instructional methods to improve writing skills and see promising results.
Harvard President Discusses Federal Fight
Harvard President Alan Garber spoke publicly about the university’s ongoing legal dispute with the federal government over $2.2 billion in research funding, arguing the battle has implications beyond higher education.
Turning Apprenticeships Into Degrees
Michigan launched a program in 2025 allowing registered apprentices to earn college credit for on-the-job training, potentially reducing the time needed to complete an associate degree.