Skills Change Fast in CTE. Can Teachers Keep Up?
On most hands-on instruction days, David Hope, who leads career-technical instruction at South Tech High School’s fire and emergency medical … Read more
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AI is about to disrupt millions of jobs. A century ago, America’s answer was to build a new high school
Earlier this week, noted short-seller Carson Block predicted that AI-driven job losses could eliminate 15% of knowledge worker positions within … Read more
In the Age of AI, Everyone Should Be Hiring Theater Kids
This spring, an estimated 3.9 million high school students — one of the largest classes in American history — graduated … Read more
ActiVAted Learning Podcast, Ep. 36: The Future of High School Network
The Future of High School Network is a Carnegie Foundation initiative that embraces a new educational architecture built on a … Read more
Silicon Valley’s 2026 Power List
From nonprofit founders to CEOs to volunteers, Silicon Valley benefits from the generosity of thousands of big hearts and minds. … Read more
2 Henrico high schools redesign ninth-grade experience through partnership with Carnegie Foundation
Through a partnership with the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, two Henrico County high schools launched a pilot … Read more
WILX: Educators gather in Lansing for future of learning summit
More than 200 educators from across Michigan gathered Wednesday at the Michigan Virtual and Future of Learning Annual Summit. The … Read more
EdWeek Market Brief: Do Students Really Have Critical Thinking Skills? Inside the Market’s Race to Assess the ‘Unquantifiable’
Imagine a high schooler receiving a score that tells them whether they’ve grown in their creativity. Or taking a test … Read more
Santa Fe College’s student success story highlighted by Carnegie Classifications
The Carnegie Classifications of Institutions of Higher Education explores Santa Fe College’s “culture of care” in a national article about … Read more
Why Opportunity Colleges and Universities Matter
A new designation within the Carnegie Classifications — long viewed as the nation’s gold standard for organizing the postsecondary sector … Read more
