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A high school student reporter in Marin County digs into the Epstein files for a homework assignment, posting findings about local mentions on Instagram. The story goes viral, sparking a free-speech debate as adults react strongly to the student's work.
Robotix Sally, a silicone skin humanoid robot, will teach AI to 11th and 12th graders in a New York school this autumn, marking a first-ever experiment in the US.
The annual Solar Car Challenge, now in its 30th year, brings together high school students to design and build solar-powered cars for a 630-mile road race across Texas, emphasizing STEM education and hands-on engineering skills.
High school students face new challenges in choosing a university major as AI advances. The article discusses factors like replaceability, trust, and interdisciplinary skills.
MIT has launched the MIT4America Calculus Project to provide remote calculus tutoring to students in underresourced US high schools, addressing the lack of calculus access in nearly half of American high schools.
A free learning guide on Agentic AI designed for high school students, available as a PDF on Google Drive.
The article examines America's first AI-focused high school, concluding that its success is due to factors other than the AI curriculum itself.
A Reddit user seeks ideas for teaching AI in high school, suggesting practical activities like prompt engineering workshops, using NotebookLM, Teachable Machine, and vibe coding with AI tools.
An article detailing how a high school student used an AI app to create deepfake nude images of female classmates, leading to widespread harassment and a failing response from school administration.
A Reddit post exposes a paid program (Algoverse AI Research) that allegedly misleads high school students into paying for ML research papers with fabricated results and AI-generated citations, raising concerns about workshop peer review integrity.
Math Academy’s tech lead has released for free the textbook written for America’s most advanced high-school math and computer-science courses, distilling lessons from the Eurisko program (2020-2023) that guided students through graduate-level work.
Machine Learning @ Berkeley has launched a new high school workshop initiative called GREP to make machine learning education more accessible and inclusive for students of all backgrounds.