Math often feels disconnected from the real lives of students. They learn the steps, solve equations and check their work, ...

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As agentic AI automates the man-day billing model, the $300 billion outsourcing industry faces a brutal pivot.

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Recently I received an email from Gibson's marketing department. It announced a Custom L-1 Anniversary Limited Edition, a run of 100 guitars modeled on one of the company's first flattop acoustics.

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More than one-third of Boston Public Schools seniors are not on track to meet a new graduation requirement for core ...

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One reason: Higher-income, high-achieving kids often aren't in the testing pool. They attend private schools or their parents opt them out of state tests.