Technology High School

Amazon and the Seattle Seahawks teamed up to combine football and technology at Hermiston High School in Oregon, according to the East Oregonian. The collaboration appears to give students hands-on experience with tech used in professional football. Details of the program's scope and activities remain limited in available reporting.

Students at Oak Park and River Forest High School in Illinois got hands-on experience operating a robotic surgical device, giving them direct exposure to technology used in modern operating rooms. The session let teenagers practice with equipment typically reserved for medical professionals, highlighting growing efforts to bring advanced medical technology and career pathways into secondary education.

Students at Oak Park and River Forest High School are exploring medical careers through hands-on experience with a surgical robot, according to the Wednesday Journal. The program gives teenagers a practical look at robotic surgery technology and the healthcare professions that use it, as schools increasingly introduce students to advanced medical tools before they choose career paths.

A senior at Taylor High School is drawing attention for combining STEM skills with the arts through technical theatre work. The student applies engineering and technology know-how behind the scenes of school productions, showing how technical theatre can bridge science and creative disciplines. The story highlights how local schools are showcasing students who pursue interests across both academic and artistic fields.

WNEP's 'Good Morning PA' segment turned its spotlight on the Schuylkill Technology Center in Pennsylvania, giving the vocational-technical school regional television coverage. The feature introduced viewers to the center's technical and trade training programs for students across Schuylkill County. Local morning segments like this typically highlight schools, workforce development and career education opportunities available to high school students in the area.

Vail Christian High School in Colorado has introduced a course teaching students how to use artificial intelligence responsibly, framing the technology as a tool rather than a replacement for their own thinking. The class focuses on ethical questions around AI in education and academic work.

A female-founded AI startup has raised £1 million to build technology that grades exams automatically, according to Tech Funding News, which also published the company's pitch deck. The funding will support the startup's push to bring automated assessment tools to schools and exam providers, tapping growing investor interest in AI applications in education.