Education
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Female Founder Makes History Just in Time for Women’s History Month
Historic FDA Clearance in Newly Established Category Signals a New Era of Female Led Innovation in Medical Technology LOUISVILLE, KY – (February 18, 2026) – As Women’s History Month approaches, Kentucky entrepreneur Alane Paulley is not just celebrating progress, she is defining it. In a medical device industry known for regulatory barriers and limited consumer access, Paulley has achieved a landmark breakthrough. Her female led company, AuraWell, has secured the first ever FDA clearance in a newly established over the counter frequency therapy category for its high-powered Aura Wave device. This historic decision makes clinical grade pulsed electromagnetic field technology available for home use without a prescription for the first time,…
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Can AI Replace Your Child’s Tutor? Why Parents Are Asking This Question Now
Not long ago, artificial intelligence felt like something happening on the sidelines of education – a tool used by researchers, developers, or universities, but far removed from everyday school life. That perception has changed quickly. Across North America, students are now using AI tools to brainstorm essays, explain math problems, check understanding, and move through assignments more efficiently than ever before. What once felt experimental has become routine. As these tools become more powerful and accessible, many parents are beginning to ask a question that feels both practical and unsettling: If my child has AI, do they still need a tutor? This question doesn’t come from fear of technology. It…
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Green Heart STEM Challenge Launches 2026 Program, Engaging Nearly 5,000 Students in Community-Driven Climate Solutions
Green Heart STEM Challenge Launches 2026 Program, Engaging Nearly 5,000 Students in Community-Driven Climate Solutions ATLANTA, GA — The Captain Planet Foundation recently announced the launch of the 2026 Green Heart STEM Challenge, welcoming its largest cohort to date with nearly 5,000 students, 132 educators, and 71 schools across 11 states participating. The Green Heart STEM Challenge is delivered through a hybrid model, with in-person programming in metro Atlanta, Houston, and Miami, alongside virtual participation that enables schools in additional states to engage fully. This structure supports deep, place-based learning in core communities while expanding national access. Designed for students in grades 6–9, the Challenge blends STEM learning with real-world problem solving, guiding students…