Traditional grading can reflect life circumstances more than actual learning, triggering unintended barriers to student success. In @EdSource, Joel Knudson outlines how districts can use evidence to refine grading systems for fairer outcomes.

Fifty years ago, IDEA transformed education by guaranteeing access for students with disabilities. In @EducationNext, AIR's Allison Gilmour reflects on the law’s impact and what’s next for special education.

How are educators approaching AI in K–12 classrooms? During #CSEdWeek, we’re highlighting insights from our recent study on AI trends in education, based on a statewide survey of computer science teachers and administrators in Pennsylvania. Learn more: https://t.co/EHozVSD7Br

Earlier this month I went to Israel with a thousand pastors. I am still processing that journey and visit. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this, what should our response and reaction to Israel (as believers) be?

How can AI help STEM educators boost engagement and improve learning outcomes? AIR's Joey Wilson shares insights on the @STEMconnector vodcast—covering lesson planning, real-time feedback, and ethical considerations. 🎙️ Tune in: https://t.co/Vn7JIqjeEq

🌐 From smartphones to AI, computing shapes our lives—but not all students have access to learn these skills. For #CSEdWeek, our experts highlight lessons from California’s efforts to expand computer science education and support teachers. Read the blog: https://t.co/megFyCoJ2c

Special education staffing challenges vary widely across states. AIR experts explain why one-size-fits-all solutions won’t work—and what targeted policies can do. Read more via @BrookingsInst:

In the latest AIR Health News: ✔ Medicaid work requirements coming in 2027; what states can learn from the Unwinding ✔ Nearly half of Americans anxious about 2026 health costs ✔ CMS announces big Medicare drug price cuts for 2027 Read more: https://t.co/ExabMgsXjc

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Educators, paraprofessionals, and leaders all play a role in supporting students with disabilities. But a nationwide shortage makes this harder. In this video, AIR experts share what supports these professionals need—and how leaders can help. #IDEA50

How can schools use AI effectively while protecting student safety, privacy, and limited budgets? AIR's new whitepaper examines how schools distribute and manage student devices—like laptops and tablets—and how those strategies have evolved over time. https://t.co/ykW7H62Jxg

Nov. 29th is the 50th anniversary of #IDEA! 🎉AIR's Lindsey Hayes explains why #TeacherPrep is key to fulfilling its promise—and how innovative pathways can strengthen the profession. Read the Q&A: https://t.co/vL80d6zC9D

#Thanksgiving reminds us that progress is a shared effort. We’re thankful for the trust of our partners, the passion of our staff, and the resilience of the communities we serve. Together, we’re building opportunities that last.

On NOTUS, a new podcast hosted by congressional reporter Reese Gorman, explores a lawmakers’ backgrounds, their journeys to Washington and what drives them.

El 22 de noviembre en Tegucigalpa, junto a @AIRInforms y en UNITEC, concluimos el Taller de Derechos Laborales y No Discriminación, formando a profesionales del derecho para entornos laborales más justos. #DerechosLaborales #Honduras #NoDiscriminación

New research from AIR and @UVA shows that public Montessori programs help kids build stronger reading and memory skills by kindergarten, and at a lower cost than traditional programs. Learn more in @The74:

The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) turns 50 this month! 🎉 This landmark law opened doors for millions of students with disabilities. Watch AIR experts explain what expanded access means for students, families and communities: https://t.co/LehwQsNHQi

AIR’s latest newsletter is out! Explore how AI is reshaping K–12 education, what states need to know about upcoming Medicaid work requirements, and new insights on the special education teacher workforce. Read more: https://t.co/f9hiuNDn5B

MATS 10.0 applications are open! Launch your career in AI alignment, governance, and security with our 12-week research program. MATS provides field-leading research mentorship, funding, Berkeley & London offices, housing, and talks/workshops with AI experts.

On Nov. 20, AIR’s Stephanie Cronen testified before the @councilofdc on programs supporting #AdultLearners. She shared promising approaches for career pathways and called for better data to close skill gaps and boost #EconomicMobility. Read more: https://t.co/qTa4dyM7ej

Future-ready cities start with strong workforce strategies. AIR is at #CitySummit25 with @leagueofcities to share insights on skills-based practices and learn how municipalities are tackling workforce challenges. Check out the agenda: https://t.co/BveGsolCo7

Starting in 2027, some Medicaid beneficiaries must show they’re working, volunteering, or in approved programs to keep coverage. AIR experts share lessons learned from the last Medicaid policy change: https://t.co/tPsQTY6d0m

College may feel out of reach, but early college programs can change that. Students earn credits (even an associate's degree) in high school, saving time and money. AIR's Krissy Zeiser shares how these programs can boost college success. More via @usnews: https://t.co/pjPqBscPs8

Join AIR VP Christina Yancey and other thought leaders this Thursday to explore how data and technology are reshaping workplaces for safety, health, and productivity—and the policy frameworks enabling progress.