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On April 20, 2026, the U.S. Department of Education proposed a rule that would strip federal student loan eligibility from programs whose graduates earn less than the typical high school graduate. Colleges will now be judged not by the diploma they grant, but by the life that follows it.
READ MOREStarting September 2026, Boston Public Schools will become the first major U.S. city school district to ensure every high school graduate has AI literacy skills. The program goes beyond teaching students to use AI tools β it centers on critical thinking, ethics, and digital safety in the age of AI.
READ MOREIn the 2025β2026 school year, at least 56,000 teaching positions in the US sit vacant. AI tools are helping reduce teacher workload β but can they be a real answer to the crisis?
READ MOREIn 2026, US universities face a double crisis: a "demographic cliff" foretold by declining birth rates, and a rapid drop in international students driven by Trump administration immigration and visa policy. Dozens of colleges have already closed or merged β and many more are at risk.
READ MOREIn an era where 92% of students use AI, 21 states have introduced AI education bills. Student adoption has exploded β but law and education are still catching up.
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