During each federal election cycle, students in Pat Sprinkle’s U.S. history and government classes are assigned a political race to observe. The high schoolers research candidates, make a prediction ...

The playground I grew up going to had a metal slide that stood about 12 feet high. Straight up, straight down. No curves or plastic tube, just a steep sheet of metal with a ladder to the top.

New York City Public Schools and the Los Angeles Unified School District have both hit pause on AI in their classrooms, with the stated goal of keeping students safe. But a pause does not stop kids ...

The current debate over banning artificial intelligence in schools reminds me of another heated discussion a while back that took place within schools: sex education. Let me explain. There was a time ...

In 1994, as a recent college graduate, I joined what was then Project Vote Smart (PVS), an organization that provided factual nonpartisan information about political candidates. Voters would call the ...