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Was Los Angeles Schools’ $6 Million AI Venture a Disaster Waiting to Happen?
The vision for what the much-hyped chatbot could do is ‘really not possible with where the technology is today,’ one insider says.
Greg Toppo
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Facing Enrollment Drops And New Law, New Hampshire Colleges Rush To Team Up
The University System of New Hampshire's colleges include the University of New Hampshire, Plymouth State University and Keene State College.
Ethan DeWitt, New Hampshire Bulletin
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New North Carolina Music Office to Promote and Invest in State’s Music Industry
Gov. Ron Cooper made the announcement of North Carolina's Music Office on June 21 while proclaiming the day Make Music Day.
Laura Browne, EducationNC
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Florida Student Athletes Can Now Profit; Rules Could Change If Bad Actors Emerge
The Florida High School Athletic Association and Florida Board of Education agreed that high school student athletes can now profit off their names.
Jay Waagmeester, Iowa Capital Dispatch
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Houston Students Aren’t Staying in the Classroom Post-Pandemic
All school districts across the Houston region are experiencing higher rates of chronic absenteeism after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Miranda Dunlap, Houston Landing
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