New York City students are returning to classrooms as the city launches its long-awaited 2-K program, expanding early childhood education access. Amid the start of the school year, officials have also announced a ban on artificial intelligence tools in public schools, raising concerns about academic integrity and student privacy. Meanwhile, families are facing challenges with a reported bus shortage, potentially disrupting transportation for students across the city. The measures reflect broader debates over education policy, technology use, and logistical hurdles in urban school systems.
NYC students head back to school with 2-K launch, AI ban and bus shortage CBS News
