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Education & Careers

Five Army Veterans Show How Soldiers Make an Impact After Service

(BPT) - Key takeawaysMore than 8 million military Veterans work in the U.S. civilian workforce today.U.S. Army Veterans possess a unique skill set of adaptability, resilience, leadership, teamwork, …

Superintendent churn comes with a cost for students

The 74 reports that stable leadership in school districts leads to improved student performance, with districts like Compton Unified benefitting from consistent leadership.

What research shows about studying techniques and recall

Quizlet reports that research shows self-testing improves memory retention more than rereading materials, despite students feeling more confident when rereading.

Most afterschool programs offer STEM learning, but rural students lack access

The 74 reports that while most afterschool programs offer STEM learning, rural students face limited access, with only 39% participating frequently compared to urban peers.

When this small town was given $1 million, child care was the top priority

The Hechinger Report reports that Seward, Alaska, prioritized child care after receiving a $1 million donation, boosting licensed slots by 150% to support local families.

Bring History to Life with Experiences That Feel Real

(Feature Impact) Reading books and watching documentaries can be good ways to learn about history, but there's something particularly meaningful about immersive experiences that allow you to step inside the stories that shaped the world.

5 Ways to Make a Difference in Your Community

(Feature Impact) For individuals looking to make a difference where they live, community involvement doesn't have to start with a large commitment. Consider these five options to get involved.

Where Curiosity Builds Trade Skills: 5 Ways to Help Kids Discover the Skilled Trades

(Feature Impact) Parents, educators and mentors can encourage young people to broaden their horizons as they plan their futures and build awareness around careers in the skilled trades with these tips.

Schools and education information

Beyond the classroom: How learning and AI fuel entrepreneurship

(BPT) - Artificial intelligence is changing the rules of entrepreneurship, breaking down traditional barriers and opening new doors for aspiring business owners. This National Entrepreneurship Month, …

A smarter social plan for Small Business Saturday and beyond

(BPT) - Small Business Saturday (Nov. 28) celebrates the 36,207,130 small businesses in the U.S. that give communities character and form the backbone of the American economy. For business owners, it …

The hidden workforce behind American manufacturing

(BPT) - Discussions about strengthening domestic production typically focus on factory infrastructure, supply chain resilience and sourcing raw materials. Often left out of the conversation is the …

Every Child Deserves a Great Education

(NewsUSA) - A parent should never be afraid to walk into their child’s school. Yet nearly one in five Hispanic parents say they have skipped or avoided a school event in the past year because of …

Education News

Public, charter, or private? How your pick changes your child’s special education rights

Understood reports that choosing a school for a neurodivergent child affects their special education rights.

Still getting emails from your old job? You're not alone

Sagiss reports that 79% of former employees retain access to work accounts post-employment, risking sensitive data exposure.

Despite rise of AI, more skilled trades training needed, industry leaders say

The 74 reports that despite AI's rise, industry leaders urge enhanced training for skilled trades, highlighting a need for 1.7 million workers annually.

3D printer safety in classrooms: 8 ways to protect students

UL Research Institutes reports on 3D printer safety in classrooms, outlining 8 tips to reduce exposure to hazardous pollutants generated during printing.

Once globally preeminent, US universities are sliding into decline

The Hechinger Report reports that U.S. universities, once global leaders, face a decline due to funding cuts, fewer international students, and rising competition from abroad.

Where AI could reshape the most jobs

SmartAsset reports that some U.S. states face high job exposure to AI disruption, with Washington at 5.7% and Mississippi at 1.9%.

All eyes on flag football: Two new Army teams honor 80-year legacy ahead of the sport’s Olympic debut

(BPT) - Key takeawaysEighty years after Soldiers at Fort Meade, Maryland, invented "touch and tail," the Army launched its first men's and women's flag football teams through its All-Army Sports …

Online career training is growing – does it work?

The Hechinger Report reports on the growth of online career training programs, noting varied student experiences and concerns about their effectiveness and oversight.

Small business & Entrepreneurship

45% of execs limit human AI oversight to high-stakes work, or don't have any oversight at all

Zapier reports that 45% of executives limit human oversight of AI to high-stakes work, with many giving AI full autonomy, risking costly mistakes.

How to do payroll: A step-by-step guide for small business owners

Mercury reports on essential payroll steps for small businesses, covering calculations, deductions, compliance, and the importance of payroll software to avoid errors.

Year-end checklist for small businesses: 15 steps to start in November

Intuit QuickBooks reports that one in three U.S. adults plan to start a business in 2026.

How data center demand is reshaping electricity costs across the US

Shipley Energy reports that soaring data center demand is projected to increase U.S. electricity costs significantly, varying by region and regulations.

What’s the most efficient way to manage email campaigns for a large team?

Validity reports on efficiently managing email campaigns for large teams, emphasizing clear workflows, defined roles, centralized tech stacks, and modular designs to enhance productivity.