Families Push Back on Strict Screen Time Rules
UK parents say strict screen time rules need more flexibility for work, childcare, sleep and digital literacy in modern households.
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Energy Department Moves Into Education Headquarters
The Energy Department relocation into Education Department headquarters reflects a broader federal shift toward shared services and smaller agency footprints.
Superintendent Tenure Falls as District Pressure Grows
AASA data showing superintendent tenure at 5.4 years points to growing pressure from budgets, politics, burnout, and unstable district governance.
Schools Test AI Tools for College Admissions Guidance
Schools are testing AI college guidance tools to help students navigate admissions, financial aid and career planning without replacing counselors.
Parents Must Limit Under-Five Screen Time to One Hour
British education officials on March 27, 2026, issued a formal directive advising parents to restrict children under the age of five to one hour of screen.
Irish Families Enforce Townwide Phone Ban for Children
Greystones families are coordinating a voluntary smartphone delay so children are not isolated for being offline.
Record Numbers of English Students Miss Half of School Year
Record severe absence in England is putting attention on pupils with additional needs, family pressure and the limits of attendance enforcement.
Schools Face Funding Gaps as Private Credit Tightens
Schools and city education systems are facing funding gaps as public subsidies fade and private credit options narrow.
Students Tell Congress ICE Encounters Shattered School Life
U.S.-born students told Congress that violent immigration stops left them fearful, separated from family and struggling in school.
NIH Funding Delays and Racial Inequities Stunt Research
the National Institutes of Health struggling to distribute billions in allocated research capital, leaving the American scientific system in a state.
San Francisco Schools Bring Back Eighth Grade Algebra
San Francisco is restoring eighth-grade algebra after a decade-long equity debate, but implementation will test support.
New York City Schools Restrict AI Use for Student Grading
New York City schools will allow AI for teacher planning while banning machine-based grading and tightening student data rules.