The US organization does not offer English language classes for recent arrivals, despite it being a required service under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Lau v. Nichols. Michaud Ngido stated this, highlighting the lack of a curriculum and designated space for such classes.
https://whyy.org/articles/civil-rights-complaint-english-language-learners-cape-henlopen-school-district-delaware/West Australian parents of children with disabilities are concerned about a "sudden change" in the state's education system, where some students who previously required individualised plans have had them removed. The State School Teachers' Union WA has clarified its guidelines but not changed its policies, leaving parents uncertain about their child's support needs. One parent, Sophie, moved her son with dyslexia to a private Catholic school due to inadequate support in the public system, where he is now making progress with additional literacy classes and a permanent education assistant.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/western-australia/the-sudden-change-at-wa-schools-that-has-parents-concerned-20250311-p5lisj.htmlAndhra Pradesh's Education Minister Nara Lokesh announced in the state assembly that setting up private universities will be encouraged by the state government, with Centurion University already being brought into the state despite some technical issues.
https://www.deccanchronicle.com/southern-states/andhra-pradesh/ap-assembly-council-pass-private-universities-bill-1867872DE LA Salle University honored media practitioners at its Manila campus, recognizing their outstanding coverage of youth and education issues in the 20th year of the Lasallian Scholarum Awards (LSA). The awards program, themed "Hayag," aims to uphold truth, excellence, and compassion in journalism while inspiring young journalists.
https://www.manilatimes.net/2025/03/20/campus-press/lasallian-awards-honor-media-coverage-of-youth-education/2076471A proposed bill in Illinois aims to require nonpublic schools to register with the State Board of Education. The Illinois State Board of Education's Education Policy Committee is reviewing the bill, which has sparked opposition from lawmakers such as Senator Neil Anderson and Representative Chris Miller, who claim it would infringe on families' right to homeschooling. Democrats like Representative La Shawn Ford have also expressed concerns, citing the loss of autonomy over children's education as a major concern.
https://nypost.com/2025/03/19/us-news/illinois-faces-new-homeschooling-bill-direct-assault-on-families/Illinois Republicans, including State Sen. Neil Anderson and Rep. Chris Miller, are criticizing a new bill requiring homeschool administrators to submit a form indicating whether a child is enrolled in a home program. The Homeschool Act aims to create a "Homeschool Declaration Form" that would be submitted to the principal of the school the homeschooled child would otherwise attend.
https://krcgtv.com/news/nation-world/illinois-republicans-criticize-bill-requiring-parents-to-indicate-if-child-is-homeschooled#Experts Taryn Crane and Carmel Wynkoop emphasized the importance of responsible AI use, including data governance and intellectual property concerns. They stressed the need for cross-functional teams to manage AI adoption and risks. Industry leaders Tom Quaadman and Jason Oxman discussed what businesses should demand from US Congress regarding regulation and legislation around generative AI applications to foster innovation responsibly. Bloomberg Industry Group's Bobby Puglia highlighted the need for careful execution, ensuring AI features are innovative, practical, and trustworthy.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/policymakers-and-industry-leaders-discuss-ai-innovation-at-bloomberg-industry-group-executive-forum-302406221.htmlTeachTown, backed by L Squared Capital Partners, is a company that provides software and solutions for students with disabilities, including those diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. According to the company, employees at certified workplaces are more likely to be satisfied with their jobs, earning fair pay and having opportunities for advancement.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/teachtown-receives-2025-great-place-to-work-certification-302406130.htmlThe 14th Ramadan Majlis in Aljada, Sharjah, brought together senior officials, media professionals, and the public to discuss pressing societal issues and trends. The event featured a main session on "Family and Raising Future Generations" led by Egyptian Islamic scholar Mostafa Hosny, who emphasized the importance of positive family values and right upbringing in shaping personal and societal development. Hosny stressed the need for good role models, open communication, and a supportive environment to help children develop balanced values and a strong sense of identity. In another session, "Culture and Heritage in Arabic Literature," Saudi poet Hamoud Al Sahoud discussed the preservation of cultural heritage through Arabic literature, highlighting the poetic traditions of praise, satire, and love poetry. He emphasized the central role of poetry in Arab history and identity, using examples from prominent Arab poets to illustrate its evolution. The event also featured a side session on "A Youth's Perspective on Organic Farming" with Saeed Al Rumaithi, who shared his experience on organic farming and its impact on public health and society. The event was sponsored by Sharjah National Hotels and included interactive activities and competitions for attendees.
https://www.gulftoday.ae/news/2025/03/19/egyptian-scholar-mostafa-hosny-emphasises-key-role-of-family