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The increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in various sectors necessitates a significant update in media literacy education within schools. Brian Baker, a consultant for Media Literacy Now, emphasized the challenge, commenting: "It is difficult for the media literacy, education world to keep up with the world of technology and specifically AI development." A recent survey revealed that 61% of elementary school educators believe their students struggle to differentiate between AI-generated and non-AI-generated content. To address this, at least half of U.S. states have enacted laws to enhance media literacy education, with 11 states passing new legislation since January 2024, according to the report by Media Literacy Now. Educators like Kelly Guilfoil and Jonathan Broersma are implementing critical thinking strategies regarding AI use, aiming to foster responsible engagement with technology among students. As Baker noted, the integration of media and AI literacy is essential to prepare students for the complexities of the digital landscape.
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California schools are grappling with severe weather disruptions, with nearly 60,000 K-12 students affected this year alone. The California Schools Healthy Air, Plumbing and Efficiency Program (CalSHAPE) was established to upgrade aging infrastructure but has halted funding due to concerns over rising utility costs. Assemblymember Cottie Petrie-Norris said: "Anytime that we are asking for ratepayers to fund these initiatives, we need to take a very, very close look at the cost effectiveness." Environmental advocates argue that the funds should be utilized for necessary upgrades, as JuNelle Harris, co-founder of Clean Air Allies, pointed out: "The bottom line is there is no other funding source at hand." With only a fraction of schools receiving the needed support, the situation remains critical as climate change continues to threaten educational stability.
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Texas Democratic attorney general runoff candidates Joe Jaworski and Nathan Johnson are using the May 26 contest to argue that major Republican-backed laws passed last year are unconstitutional and harmful to public governance. Jaworski, the former Galveston mayor, said he would consider suing over the state’s school choice program, calling it a diversion of tax dollars from public education. Johnson, a state senator from Dallas, said he would refuse to defend the Ten Commandments classroom law because “it’s unconstitutional.” Beyond those legal fights, Johnson said he wants to rebuild the culture of the Attorney General’s Office and strengthen market competition, while Jaworski proposed new divisions focused on affordability, voter encouragement, and ethics investigations targeting powerful state officials.
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The Wall Street Journal looks at how an influx of wealthy families into South Florida is intensifying pressure on private school capacity and prompting billionaires to fund new campuses tailored to elite expectations. Jeff Greene built The Greene School in West Palm Beach after seeing too few openings for incoming families, creating a campus with flight simulators, 3-D printing, sailing, and tightly managed dismissal systems. Other high-profile figures, including Stephen Ross, Adam Neumann, and John Marshall, are also backing new schools despite steep costs, permitting delays, and neighborhood resistance. Greene said: “You can’t just write a check and magically have a great school.” The expansion push reflects a growing belief among affluent parents that strong private-school options are essential for relocation, especially for families focused on prestigious college admissions and specialized programming.
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