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Seattle startup Tin Can has launched "Tin Can Communities," a new program enabling schools and neighborhoods to collectively adopt its screenless phones for kids. This initiative supports a growing movement among parents and educators seeking to delay smartphone adoption, offering bulk pricing, onboarding, and group-specific features to foster real connections and reduce social pressure across entire networks.
Seattle Public Schools (SPS) officially implemented its first district-wide cellphone policy on Monday, May 4, 2026, ending years of inconsistent rules across its campuses. The move standardizes expectations for student
April Showers Bring Streaming Power: Your Top 10 Picks! Alright, streamers and narrative enthusiasts, buckle up! While we're a galaxy far, far away from the old-school fall-to-spring broadcast schedule, April 2026 is
AI chatbots are now a common tool for over half of U.S. teens doing homework, primarily for research, math, and editing. While highly valued for their helpfulness, widespread concerns about cheating and a lack of clear ethical guidelines underscore the need for open dialogue and policies from parents and schools to foster responsible use.
A new DOJ release of emails has exposed a financier's deep influence across various academic institutions, from small art schools to large public universities. This widespread revelation is causing significant upheaval on college campuses, with students demanding accountability.
Jesse Van Rootselaar, suspect in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, reportedly discussed gun violence with ChatGPT in June, triggering OpenAI's automated review system. Despite concerns raised by OpenAI employees who urged leaders to contact authorities, the company ultimately declined to refer the account to law enforcement prior to the shooting.
Will Stancil is known for his impactful work on school desegregation and anti-ICE activism, yet also for a combative and divisive online presence on Bluesky and X. Recently booted from a neighborhood Signal chat, his public persona sparks debate: is he a "man of the people" or just an "annoying guy"?
