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FAFSA 2025-26 opens with major updates: 36 questions, new aid formula, and expanded Pell Grant eligibility
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AI is making inroads in US classrooms: Is it the hidden culprit behind plummeting reading scores?
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Mass confusion in US federal workforce over Musk OPM email: Which agencies have asked workers to hold off?
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New Jersey schools face 3% aid-cut limit amid rising costs for special education and transportation
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Harvard dean Rakesh Khurana defends diversity, calls it key to academic excellence amid Trump’s threats to DEI
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Washington schools chief challenges Trump administration: ‘Back off’ on race-based programs
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