The Tax Rule That Turns School Policy Into a Donor Question
A proposed federal rule would tie private schools' tax-exempt status to race-related policies, affecting admissions, aid, donors, and the timetable for legal review.
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San Diego Schools Launch Heat Plans as 42 Campuses Earn Health Honors
San Diego Unified announced heat safety protocols for high-temperature school days, while 42 district schools were named among America's Healthiest Schools for 2026.
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Schools Told Optional Mental Health Surveys May Need Parent Consent
A new Education Department letter says school-administered mental health surveys can feel compulsory, while Illinois is preparing a very different statewide screening model.
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The Table That Kept Its Own Watch
Two ordinary meal routes reveal a useful idea about aging: care becomes stronger when a public service and a neighbor's attention meet at the door.
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The Cotton Expert That Fits in a Farmer’s Pocket
CottonMind turns a deep agricultural knowledge base into a practical bridge between cotton research and the people working in the field.
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A $32.5 Million Test for Better School Meals
A new federal initiative will fund schools to test healthier meals, but the announcement is a research investment, not an instant menu change.
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The Largest Cyclospora Outbreak in U.S. History: 11,458 Cases Linked to Romaine Lettuce
The 2026 cyclosporiasis outbreak has become the largest in U.S. history, with 11,458 cases across 20 states linked to romaine lettuce imported from Mexico.
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The Neighborhood That Learned to Leave Room for Quiet
New York treats noise as a complaint to investigate. China's quiet-community pilots ask a broader question: can a neighborhood be designed to prevent the argument before it begins?
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The Building That Answered More Than One Question
American students visiting Shanghai noticed something easy to miss: a community center is useful not because it is grand, but because several ordinary problems can end there.
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