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Forget computer science degrees; most parents would prefer that their kids become electricians rather than software developers. 

A business casual vibe informed the unspoken dress code at the Money20/20 conference in Las Vegas this week. The standouts chose suits.

Artificial intelligence use is gaining steam among students, including some of the darker abilities of the generative tool. 

The number of children-owned businesses in Panola County is growing, and young entrepreneurs across the county are stepping up, turning their ideas into businesses and preparing themselves for a well-rounded future. From handmade jewelry and personalized accessories to refreshing fruit drinks, these young business owners are learning valuable lessons in creativity, responsibility, money management and…

Many kids are overwhelmed by the prospect of fitting everything they have and want to do into the few short hours after school. Between homework, activities, and just time to play, there’s a lot to do. But even though most kids don’t have the cognitive skills to organize their schedules independently until middle school, you…

A new lawsuit accuses OpenAI of using ChatGPT’s conversational style to encourage children to share personal information, benefiting from the data shared. The proposed class action lawsuit, filed in federal court in San Francisco, was brought by a mother on behalf of her two children and other minors who also used the chatbot.

Young business owners ages 6 to 18 will turn creativity into real-world experience at Chung Wah Chinese School’s Halloween Kids Market on October 24, combining shopping, financial education, costumes and family fun.

A backlash against classroom AI is sweeping public schools. But as New Mexico shows, blanket bans risk robbing students of early literacy interventions.

Elysian Minds, an AI-powered, gamified education platform for children aged 7 to 12, says it is on a path toward a $1 billion valuation. Founder Dan Nachmias announced the goal on Sept. 28, 2026, in a press release distributed by ACCESS Newswire. The company is headquartered in Dubai.

The family of vulnerable children whose personal health information was accessed during a cyber attack on a healthcare provider say they are angry and worried after being informed 18 months after the incident.