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A growing crisis of drivers illegally passing stopped school buses in the U.S., putting children's lives at risk, has prompted a nationwide crackdown using surveillance cameras and artificial intelligence (AI). At the first National School Bus Safety Summit on Tuesday in Washington, D.C., officials revealed over 39m annual violations, with enforcement increasingly driven by BusPatrol, a leading provider of AI-powered stop arm cameras now fitted to 40,000 buses. The technology captures violations, which are then reviewed and forwarded to law enforcement. Lawmakers and safety experts are calling for tougher penalties, public education, and federal legislation, including a national safety campaign, to curb this dangerous behavior. Adam Youssi, supervisor of automated enforcement at Maryland’s Howard County Police Department, said many drivers remain unclear about how to behave near stopped school buses. In response, the county launched a public awareness campaign outlining motorists’ responsibilities, sharing safety graphics on social media and including informational inserts with residents’ water bills.
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Recent reports indicate a significant decline in the enrollment of new immigrant students in Oakland and across California, raising concerns about the future of newcomer programs. Nicole Knight, executive director of English Language Learner and Multilingual Achievement for Oakland USD, said: "It’s almost come to a screeching halt. In all of my time, I have not seen anything like this.” The drop has been attributed to changes in federal immigration policies that have reduced border crossings since early 2025, according to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Sam Finn, director of the California Newcomer Network, expressed worries that declining enrollment could jeopardize the progress made in developing curriculum and services for immigrant students. Knight noted that the district may need to consolidate programs, potentially reducing the number of schools offering newcomer services from 17 to six, which could adversely affect the educational experience of remaining students.
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In a piece for Education Week Thomas R. Guskey, a professor emeritus in the College of Education at the University of Kentucky, addresses the challenges school leaders face in securing teacher buy-in for instructional changes. He emphasizes that traditional approaches, such as logical arguments or emotional appeals, often fail because beliefs are deeply rooted in past experiences. To foster meaningful change, he outlines four key strategies: setting realistic expectations for buy-in, providing practical support, creating collaborative opportunities, and facilitating regular feedback on student outcomes. These actions help reshape teachers' experiences, ultimately leading to genuine commitment and lasting reform.
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The Escambia Children's Trust Board has approved a $1.1m request to support the local Head Start program, aiming to stabilize its workforce. The decision, made in a unanimous 5-0 vote, will help retain early education teachers and staff in Escambia County. Keith Leonard, Escambia County Public Schools Superintendent, emphasized the importance of this funding, stating: “We have a unique opportunity to address some significant challenges within our community.” The program, which serves 469 children aged up to five, has faced challenges due to a decline in enrollment and federal funding cuts. CAPC president Doug Brown noted that this support will prevent staff reductions and ensure uninterrupted services. The goal is to increase employee retention to 90%, up from the current 82%. Lindsey Cannon, Executive Director of Children's Trust, highlighted the program's role in kindergarten readiness and family support.
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