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Erick Trevino· Arizona Republic · US
SecondarySignificant changes coming to Arizona's school letter grades

New scoring system will require meeting higher standard for an A

William Sandlund and A. Anantha Lakshmi· Financial Times · UK
SecondaryIndonesia slashes stock price floor as languishing bourse risks downgrade
Emily Glazer· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryBillionaire Ellison’s Wife Quarterbacks Michigan Sports

The Wolverine grad wields a deep pocket and a powerful voice

Ian James· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondarySnow, not rain, drives groundwater recharge

Gradual mountain melt seeps to aquifers; liquid precipitation, not so much, satellite data confirm

Jaweed Kaleem· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryUC checks answer on dropping SAT

Discussion opens on reinstating testing as math grades fall but degree rates are stable.

Staff· The Guardian · UK
Secondary'Butcher of Bosnia' is given hero's funeral

Despite international alarm, thousands attend funeral of convicted Serbian war criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade.

Susan DuJeff HargartenKatie Galioto· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadA neighborhood’s progress shattered by gunfire

Mass shooting exposes the limits of Shoreline Plaza’s safety upgrades.

Claire Partain· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadFamily’s pain transforms into a life-saving upgrade

Pedestrian bridge to honor Milby High student killed by train

Andrew Khouri· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryA changing landscape for college degrees

A searchable database reveals graduates' pay four years after they finish their program.

Reid Forgrave and Renée Jones Schneider· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadAnnunciation eighth-graders had to grow up together fast. Now, high school begins.

An uncertain future made lighter with friends at their side.

Tim Wallace· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadGraduates face worst job market on record

Vacancies fall 45pc as unprecedented numbers of teenagers head to university

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryMore get top GCSE grades as gap between boys and girls shrinks

Pupils collect results in Eaglescliffe, North Yorkshire, yesterday as nearly a quarter overall get grade 7/A

Claire Partain· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadHISD academic gains slow in latest ratings

Some schools raised grades, but district still had a handful get consecutive D's or F's

Susan Snyder· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadFormer Cabrini University campus gets a $100M Wildcat makeover

Villanova’s new 112-acre outpost is opening after two years of upgrades. “I’m just excited to see life again on the campus,” a former Cabrini dean said.

Nick Gutteridge· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadBurnham axes Blair's university vision

Hard hats 'as important as graduation caps' as PM looks to get young people working

Claire Goodman· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryKaty ISD puts limits on student AI use

New rules bar children through sixth grade from access as parents push for restrictions

Jon Gambrell· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryU.S. carries out 10th night of strikes on Iran

The renewed bombings are aimed at degrading Iranian ability to hit shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

Max Chesnes· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryWorries shared about environmental issues

One in six residents are anxious about environmental degradation. Green groups can help boost morale.

Adriana Pérez· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryCity invests in cooling at park facilities

Air conditioning to be upgraded at fieldhouses in heat-vulnerable areas

Kate Taylor· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryIn Cambridge, a little lost among the variables

8th-graders now must take algebra. It is, in summation, a struggle.

Jeffrey S. SolochekDivya Kumar· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTampa Bay districts earn record grades

All three counties in the area earned A’s, with no schools receiving an F.

Isaac ArnsdorfGerrit De Vynck· Washington Post · US
LeadAccess to latest ChatGPT model subject to vetting

The U.S. government will decide who gets to use the newest upgrade

Marcela Rodrigues· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryON VERGE OF GRADUATION, THEY GET NO BREAK FROM ICE

As arrests continue, students find support from classmates and schools

Bryan Hecht· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryAI skills in demand but grads uneasy

Youngest workers have deep concerns about privacy, accuracy, climate

Itzel Luna· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryHe never got a chance to pick up his diploma

Just one day after walking the stage, a South L.A. grad was taken away at a routine ICE check-in

Marcela Rodrigues· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryNew tests weighed for high schoolers

Mass. also recommends capstone project for grads

Ellie Rushing· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadA graduation day he never got to see

DaJuan Brown, 15, was killed in a mass shooting in 2023. His high school’s ceremony brought his family joy, grief — and an unexpected reunion.

LeadFlorida’s international students are graduating. Travel bans put them in limbo

Students from countries hit with travel restrictions face a newly uncertain path after graduation.

Kristen A. Graham· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
Lead‘I’LL BUMP IT UP TO A D AND CALL IT A DAY’

In theory, Philly students who fall short can get failing grades. In reality, teachers say, there’s pressure to pass them.

Isaac Yu· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadA LEAP IN FAITH

Experts raise alarm as Texas’ curriculum overhaul seeks to add Christian history lessons, Bible readings for all grades

Susan Du· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryCharges against ICE protesters don't hold

Prosecutors downgrade or dismiss most cases in Minnesota surge.

Claire PartainJulián Aguilar· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadHISD student fights ‘to move forward’

19-year-old held by ICE had been granted asylum; now he worries he won't graduate

Marcela Rodrigues· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryCAPPING OFF A TUMULTUOUS TIME

A year to the day after ICE arrest, Milford teen graduates from high school

Claire ThorntonTravis Andersen· Boston Globe · US
LeadA joyous day at a different Harvard

Graduates celebrate reaching their goals after years touched by controversy

Gregory Royal Pratt· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary‘This community stands in solidarity with you today’

After 2 months in ICE detention, CPS senior free to walk Mather High graduation with classmates

Ariana Perez-Castells· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryHow are local college grads navigating the tough job market?

Harnessing AI and attending in-person networking events are some of the ways graduating students are taking their first steps into their careers.

Jeffrey S. Solochek· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryMany classes end this week. Why have some Tampa Bay seniors already graduated?

Pinellas and Hillsborough schools have been celebrating. Meanwhile, Pasco waits.

Abby Church· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryDetails scant on waste upgrades

Improvements to come with $5 fee for trash not yet disclosed

Christiana Freitag· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadNew life for nuclear

As data centers seek more power, giant energy producer Constellation launches nuclear plant upgrades in Illinois to meet the rising demand

Susan Snyder· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryAfter 44 years as a Temple employee, 75-year-old is now a graduate

This year’s oldest grad has finished the degree she started in 1980.

Sarah Henry· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryAir quality report gives Phoenix poor grade

American Lung Association: Area had fourth-highest ozone score

Lucy Marques· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryUSF is losing grad students

Some blame low graduate assistant wages at the school and Tampa's high cost of living.

Mike Damiano· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryFerry service tripped up again

Playing catchup on a costly, crucial upgrade

Kristen A. Graham· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondarySouthwark’s needed repairs can’t wait seven years, lawmakers say

The bathrooms are so "disgusting," said one fifth grader, that kids avoid using school toilets.

Katelyn Ferral· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFlorida wildfires shatter records during drought

The state has spent millions upgrading equipment as crews respond to three times the fires as last year.

Anthony Lonetree, Mara Klecker and Maryjo Webster· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadState hits new high for grad rates

Big gains among minorities mark Minnesota high schools’ 2nd consecutive record year.