EdTech news, week of September 21, 2026

Machine summary Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 960 by Sen. Christopher Cabaldon and Assembly Bill 2694 by David Alvarez, which allow California community college districts to offer between two and 12 new bachelor's degrees a year starting in 2028, according to CalMatters reporting.

Reported by almanacnews.com and kpbs.org.

• Gavin Newsom
• California Community Colleges
• Senate Bill 960
• Assembly Bill 2694

Machine summary LSI launched a qualifications council at a corporate governance and investment education leadership summit, according to reports.

1. LSI launched a qualifications council, according to reports.

Reported by Aninews, laosnews.net (Big News Network) and indiagazette.com (Big News Network).

• London School of Investors (LSI)
• Corporate Governance & Investment Education Leadership Summit
• Qualifications Council

Reports ran between 05:38 and 07:09 UTC on Sep 22.

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Reported by Aninews and republicworld.com.

• NCERT

Reports ran between 03:00 and 06:45 UTC on Sep 22.

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Reported by baltimoresun.com and capitalgazette.com.

• FOX45

Machine summary Frost & Sullivan ranked LingoAce No. 1 globally by cumulative paying students, highlighting a model that blends live teachers with AI practice. The platform reports 730,000+ learners, 27 million lessons, and 9,000 teachers across 214 countries.

1. LingoAce reports more than 730,000 learners served globally to date.
2. The company says it has delivered more than 27 million lessons.
3. LingoAce's teacher network includes more than 9,000 teachers across 214 countries and regions.

Reported by 9krapalm.com and manilatimes.net.

• Frost & Sullivan
• LingoAce

Machine summary According to SAIT, TD's investment in the My Career Pathways program at SAIT has reached $750,000 in total since 2021, forming part of SAIT's $150 million Real Futures campaign. SAIT says the program has supported approximately 2,400 individuals and has more than 800 active users.

1. TD has invested a total of $750,000 in My Career Pathways since 2021, according to SAIT.
2. The investment is part of SAIT's $150 million Real Futures campaign, which aims to raise $150 million by fall 2027.
3. SAIT says My Career Pathways has supported approximately 2,400 individuals and has more than 800 active users.
4. SAIT Vice President Mark Butler said the program lets a person map existing knowledge against market demand and shows training that closes the gap.
5. TD Senior Vice President Robert Ghazal said TD is proud to renew its commitment with SAIT to help more Albertans access opportunities.

Reported by manilatimes.net and owensoundsuntimes.com.

• Real Futures campaign
• Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT)
• My Career Pathways

Machine summary A Gallup poll reported by cbs2iowa.com found that more than nine in 10 Americans considered a quality education key to achieving the American dream. The poll said 54% to 64% of Americans rated the nation's schools fair or poor on five goals, including teaching critical thinking and problem solving, while 58% said they had personally received a quality education.

1. According to Gallup, 58% of Americans say they have personally obtained a quality education.

Reported by cbs2iowa.com, fox11online.com and katu.com.

• Gallup