Organizing for equitable admissions to Boston’s long-segregated “Exam” Schools and restoring Boston’s civil right to vote for its School Committee.
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8th grader at Boston Latin Schl wrote poem about his neighborhood for class. A white ADULT somehow took a pic of it IN SCHOOL, blasted on social WITH CHILD’S NAME to gin up white outrage. Did school defend student?NO, they apologized to the racists who doxxed him. #bospoli
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The New York City public school system banned unfettered access to YouTube on school-issued devices for the current school year, the Department of Education revealed Tuesday, via @reinmann_molly politico.com/newsletters/new…
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Meanwhile in Boston, Mayor unilaterally decided some techbro should help BPS develop marketing slo…er “a curriculum” that deskills kids into lifelong AI customers—then made it a graduation requirement. Their progressive mayor’s progressive? Why can’t we have nice things too?🧵1/
New York City Public Schools is banning more than half a million students and teachers from using artificial intelligence for the 2026-2027 academic year, the school district confirmed to ABC News.
abcnews.link/kQAYffz
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Boston’s only city falling for this grift
Why? Mayoral control of schools:
1️⃣Tech mogul/Wu donor bankrolls “Institute” pitching schoolday AI infomercials
2️⃣Wu makes it graduation requirement
3️⃣Colonel Sanders Institute for Fried Chicken Studies & a crispy replacement for Algebra
A new partnership will position Boston to be the first major city in the United States to ensure all Boston Public School high school students graduate with artificial intelligence (AI) proficiency, officials announced Thursday.
whdh.com/news/boston-to-beco…
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This is good news.
AI is here to stay and it certainly has a place, but parents are right to question how quickly it’s being introduced to young kids.
While we’re at it, let’s cut down the screen time too: more reading books, more writing, more face-to-face learning.
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Meanwhile both LA & NYC followed all credible research on AI in schools & banned. So much for Wu being “evidence based.” After vetoing elected school committee 79% of Boston voted for, she can continue doing whatever she & her donors want—regardless of outcomes for BPS. #bospoli
Boston Coalition for Education Equity retweeted
A new partnership will position Boston to be the first major city in the United States to ensure all Boston Public School high school students graduate with artificial intelligence (AI) proficiency, officials announced Thursday.
whdh.com/news/boston-to-beco…
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Starting in September, Boston will become the first major city in the country to ensure high school students graduate with AI proficiency, helping students use AI as a tool for learning while preparing them for college and the workforce.
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Welcome to Trump admin's view of public education. Your kid sits on a laptop for 2 hours a day using AI with no teacher and their kids use vouchers to fund elite and religious private schools. We must stop this from coming to Boston and everywhere. bostonglobe.com/2026/05/01/m…
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Private school that uses AI to teach students is approved by Boston School Committee trib.al/171BJu6
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Boston Public Schools are launching a new AI graduation course requirement for students. wbur.org/news/2026/03/26/bos…
@csteachersorg @codeorg @cyber_dot_org @MASchoolsK12 @MassCUE @massteacher
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Also, it would be difficult to come up with a more chilling sentence on K-8 education in Boston in the year 2026:
“At the Elliot Innovation School in the North End, 6th graders are using chat bots to help them prepare them for the MCAS exam…” 😳
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Boston Coalition for Education Equity retweeted
If we had elected school board members, like the rest of MA & virtually every district in US, members would listen to voters who elected them, hold public meetings & how do you think an AI graduation requirement would fare? Boston’s special! We have mayoral control of schools! 2/
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani is announcing the school system's new AI guidelines. "Just because technology is everywhere doesn't mean it belongs everywhere," Mamdani says.
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by banning AI use for both students & teachers sends a bold message that AI is not conducive to learning & is in fact a disservice to the mission of education.
New York City Public Schools is banning more than half a million students and teachers from using artificial intelligence for the 2026-2027 academic year, the school district confirmed to ABC News.
abcnews.link/kQAYffz
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Half of the candidates running for Chicago's first fully elected school board have signed a pledge that would:
- ban AI use by students & teachers for 3 years
- eliminate all school screen time before third grade
- limit screens in the later grades
chalkbeat.org/chicago/2026/0…
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LAUSD adopts moratorium on student AI use, another big move to limit classroom computer use latimes.com/california/story…
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The Los Angeles Unified School District has implemented a moratorium on AI use for students, blocking them from accessing AI tools such as ChatGPT on district-issued devices. Some parents say the move is a positive first step amid concerns about AI’s impact on learning. abc7ne.ws/rptrZs
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Tech billionaires bet big on debasing themselves from the left leaning policies/places that made them and doubled down on right wing culture assuming it would never hurt them. Now everyone hates AI and the tech pullbacks in schools is probably sealed at this point.
