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Opinion: Why Claude for Teachers Might Be a Student Privacy Trap for Educators

Anthropic recently rolled out its Claude for Teachers tool, making a free version of Claude with advanced technical capacities available to any K-12 U.S. educator who applies to the company using a school email address...

Education Dive
$47M NSF pilot to arm Ph.D. students with private industry experience

Under the initiative, companies will provide funding so students can conduct dissertation research at their sites for at least a year.

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Seeking to reverse layoffs, Chicago school board approves budget, assuming more state money will come

Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates rallies before the Board of Education meeting Thursday, during which 11 CTU-aligned members amended the district's budget to reverse layoffs by relying on state revenue...

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Iris Taylor, leader in Detroit healthcare and DPSCD board member, dies at 74

Iris Taylor, a member of the Detroit Public Schools Community District board and a prominent healthcare leader, died 74. Here, she speaks during the Cody High School graduation in June 2019.

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Chicago Public Schools’ lunchroom staff move closer to strike

The union representing lunchroom workers in Chicago Public Schools requested fact-finding Thursday, taking a step closer to a strike. Pictured: Lunch workers protest the lack of a contract following a Chicago Board of...

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Colorado’s preschool program is reaching lots of kids but needs to focus on quality, new evaluation says

A newly released evaluation of Colorado's state-funded preschool program says providers and advocates are eager for the state to focus on quality.