April 2 - AI gets a hearing | Accommodation for PTSD?

Teacher with PTSD entitled to accommodation under ADA, 2nd Circuit says; Career education evolves to meet emerging technology demands; How will Education Department cuts impact special education?

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April 2, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for K-12 leaders

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House panel weighs AI’s pitfalls, potential as Education Dept cuts loom large

Innovating with artificial intelligence in schools remains exciting to some lawmakers, while others fear deepening inequities.

Teacher with PTSD entitled to accommodation under ADA, 2nd Circuit says

On remand, a New York school district might demonstrate that the 15-minute break the teacher requested wasn’t reasonable, the court noted.

Career education evolves to meet emerging technology demands

New approaches are required as technologies like artificial intelligence change the face of traditional CTE fields, says one expert.

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How will Education Department cuts impact special education?

Opponents predict lapses in civil rights protections and IDEA accountability, but supporters are embracing the promise of local flexibility.

Getting Student Literacy Back on Track

Amid debate on how best to recover progress in literacy, discussion has once again turned to what the most effective means of teaching young learners to read may be. Explore different approaches in this Trendline.

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