K-12 Dive

We’re rounding up last week’s news, from districts’ fiscal red flags to efforts to curb “passing the trash.”

States are praising the agreement's block on school-day notifications, daily time limits and other promised changes.

As historic cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program take effect, a member of Congress is expressing concern over access to free school meals.

Still, 23 million children don’t have access to after-school programming and thus are missing out, an Afterschool Alliance report says.

Though the technology succeeds in evaluating students' work for some components of critical thought, it falls short on others, research shows.

Ed tech leaders worry the one-year artificial intelligence ban in the nation's largest school system could have national implications.

The bill seeks to keep all special education, postsecondary, Native American, and elementary and secondary education activities within the department.

The ban is being implemented for the 2026-27 school year as the nation's second-largest school system reviews its artificial intelligence policies.

From an increase in after-school activity participation to a major school system's AI pause, what did you learn from our recent stories?

The department quietly released results of the Civil Rights Data Collection for the 2023-24 school year, but redacted data collected on nonbinary students' experiences.