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Northern Virginia study links school meals and diet to PFAS exposure in Hispanic children
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A George Mason University-led study of 106 Hispanic children in Prince William County, Virginia, found school meal participation was linked to lower blood levels of some PFAS, while some animal-based foods were tied to higher exposure.
Career & College Academy wins $1.035M YouthBuild grant
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Career & College Academy in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, has received a $1,035,000 U.S. Department of Labor YouthBuild grant to expand hands-on construction training, paid work experience and apprenticeship pathways for students 16 and older.
Moms for Liberty launches AI school board watchdog at Dallas summit
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Moms for Liberty used its fifth annual national summit in Dallas to mark five years of growth and unveil M4L AWARE, an AI tool designed to scan school board agendas nationwide.
Seattle U Law to host Supreme Court expert Stephen Vladeck on Oct. 29
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Seattle University School of Law will bring Supreme Court scholar Stephen Vladeck to Sullivan Hall on Oct. 29 for a free Luminaries in Law conversation focused on the court’s current state, the shadow docket and the federal judiciary.
LaunchEd and House of Math pilot personalized math platform in U.S. classrooms
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LaunchEd has partnered with Norway-based House of Math to test a personalized K-12 math platform in Florida classrooms during the 2026-27 school year.
American Waypoints launches history app in Washington, D.C.
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American Waypoints is launching a geolocation-based history experience in Washington, D.C., turning landmarks and overlooked sites into a gamified scavenger hunt.
JUSA promotes 2027 Work and Travel USA opportunities for Bulgarian students
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JUSA.bg is outlining 2027 Work and Travel USA options for Bulgarian students, including jobs, visa steps, costs and eligibility.
Schoolio launches subject mastery and life-skills platform for K-8 schools
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Schoolio has launched Subject Mastery, a subject-by-subject K-8 offering priced at $4.99 per month, as schools and families look for ways to help students keep up after missed class time.
The Balancing Act returns for season 4 with senators and new partnerships
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The teacher-hosted podcast The Balancing Act launched its fourth season on Sept. 8, 2026, with new Tuesday episodes, expanded partnerships and guests including U.S. Sens. Andy Kim and Cory Booker.
Residents Medical reaffirms focus on U.S. physician workforce and underserved communities
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Residents Medical is emphasizing residency pathways for qualified international medical graduates as the U.S. faces a projected physician shortage and pressure on access in rural and underserved areas.
William Deihl becomes sole U.S. Swan Protocol certifier
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Phoenix hypnotist William Deihl is now the only authorized Swan Protocol certification trainer in the United States and one of four worldwide, giving Doc Hypnosis a rare national role in the ideomotor hypnosis method created by Bob Burns.
Polaris Dental Lab sold to tech executive Jonathan Wu
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Polaris Dental Lab in Sacramento has been acquired by Polaris Dental Technologies, Inc., a company formed by technology executive Jonathan Wu, in a deal that closed in July 2026. The lab will keep its name, staff, and location as Wu updates…
Wizz App survey finds college students lean on social apps to make friends
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A Wizz App survey of 12,402 U.S. college students found that 60% felt held back by shyness in their first week on campus, while 72% said an online first connection led to a real relationship.
U.S. searches for genograms jump each school term
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Search interest in “genogram” nearly doubles at the start of each school term, with October the peak month in two years of U.S. data.
Student leather designers head to Bangkok for RLSD final
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Four category winners from Israel, the U.S., Germany and Vietnam will compete in Bangkok on Oct. 29 for the 2026 Real Leather.
Washington educator announces second Brin and Melly book after Amazon No. 1 debut
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Washington educator and chainsaw artist Aaron Daniel Chavez is releasing Brin and Melly: The Secret Cave, the second book in his children’s adventure series, after the first title hit No. 1 New Release in Amazon’s Children’s Bear Books category….
NCRF brings STEAM expo and esports to Los Angeles students
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National College Resources Foundation will host its 13th Annual Students Think S.T.E.A.M. Expo & E-Sports on Friday at Los Angeles Trade Technical College, giving students hands-on exposure to careers in aviation, robotics, AI, gaming and other…
53% of US career changers worry AI could reshape their job prospects
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New research from The TEFL Academy finds 53% of American career changers are anxious about AI’s impact on their future careers, while 83% say the technology has already changed how they think about work.
IFS maps America’s marriage deserts and marriage gardens
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The Institute for Family Studies has released a new report and interactive maps showing stark differences in marriage patterns across U.S. communities, with a 60-point gap between the strongest and weakest areas.
Mildred Elley College sets Oct. 16 NYC graduation ceremony
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Mildred Elley College will celebrate about 210 graduates from its New York City campus on Oct. 16 at BMCC’s Tribeca Performing Arts Center in lower Manhattan.
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