The Bronx Charter School for the Arts partnered with Relay Graduate School to improve teacher retention and education quality; U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon visited Vertex Partnership Academies showing support for school choice.

Hawaiʻi Child Support Enforcement Agency launched a new mobile app and upgraded their web portal to streamline child support management for parents and guardians.

Governor Hochul and Common Sense Media propose banning smartphones during school hours in New York, with backing from thousands, while also addressing AI risks and offering funds for phone storage and non-internet phones for emergency use.

Mankato's "More Trees Please!" Arbor Day Poster Contest invites K-5 students to submit tree-themed art by April 7.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announces the birth of his second child, Camden Lee Scott, on International Women's Day. The family celebrates the new addition as they adjust to life with two children.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams launches "NYC Baby Boxes" for new families at select public hospitals, providing essentials and marking a $2.6 million investment in early childhood support.

NY Attorney General Letitia James, with 14 attorneys general, provides guidance affirming educational institutions' right to pursue DEIA efforts, countering recent federal moves against diversity initiatives.

Nevada Moves Month promotes walking or biking to school to improve safety, health, and reduce traffic and pollution. The initiative encourages student participation and reminds drivers to be cautious.

Two Bronx institutions are enhancing educational accessibility: Seton College offers free tuition, supplies, and meals, while Albert Einstein College of Medicine will provide free tuition indefinitely due to a $1 billion donation.

The Kaua‘i Police Activities League is hosting the Mayor’s Youth Track Meet for middle school students in April, promoting sportsmanship and community spirit.

Mayor Eric Adams invests $7 million to expand NYC's Fatherhood Initiative, doubling its reach to 3,000 fathers, and emphasizes the city's commitment to supporting families and nurturing father-child relationships.

New York State is providing a $500,000 grant for the expansion and renovation of Albany's South End Children’s Cafe, as announced by Governor Kathy Hochul.

"Kids Collect" exhibition at Sacramento City Hall features personal items from Mark Twain Elementary students, showcasing cultural and personal stories.