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STAAR Rescoring Requests Triple After More Texas Schools Question Computer Grading
Texas received 64,489 requests to rescore reading responses this spring, up from 21,620 last year; more than 13,300 scores were raised.
The UC Got Rid Of The SAT In Admissions. It May Be On Its Way Back
UC leaders are reviewing standardized testing after faculty called for the SAT’s return. A report is due Feb. 12, with recommendations expected by June.
Government Announces Earlier Mental Health Support For Children, With Help Available Before Diagnosis
The UK government plans to expand early mental health support for children without requiring a diagnosis first. Delivery details are still pending.
Embattled Northern California Charter School Files For Bankruptcy
Highlands Community and Technical Schools filed for bankruptcy as it disputes state claims over alleged misuse of funds. Its Sacramento-area campuses remain open.
Catherine Wood Takes The Lead On Mattel’s Global Dolls Business
Mattel has appointed former Warner Bros. Discovery executive Catherine Wood as general manager and global head of its dolls portfolio.
Your Book Review: We Present Television
An anonymous finalist in Astral Codex Ten’s 2026 book review contest examines a 1940 collection on early American television.
The Yoto Player 4Th Gen Just Dropped. Here’s What’s Different
The fourth-generation Yoto Player has been announced, but the supplied report excerpt does not specify its new hardware, features, price or release date.
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Sesame Street: Friends & Fun’ Invites Young Gamers To The Neighborhood
Outright Games launches Sesame Street: Friends & Fun, a preschool adventure with more than 50 activities, familiar characters and local co-op.
Opinion: AI & Back-to-School Night: Anxious Parents, Nervous Teachers And Chill Coaches
A The 74 opinion essay uses school sports to argue that AI rules should account for the persistence and skills students build through difficult work.