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New AI-based class at Oxford High - The Oxford Eagle

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By Taylor Rogers 
| The Oxford Eagle
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) alters the way we work and communicate, it is also shaking things up for Oxford high schoolers. Administrators are hoping to give students a leg up in their futures through a new course focusing entirely on AI. Thomas Harrington is the first in the state to teach an artificial intelligence course in a high school. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence I & II are designed to explore the basics of AI and the ethics involved.
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Mississippi teachers leaving despite pay raise  - The Oxford Eagle

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By Taylor Rogers 
| The Oxford Eagle
Mississippi teachers had high hopes that this year’s legislative session would end with a $6,000 raise. When the dust settled, teachers ended up with $2,000. “A lot of drama for that? You know that’s … I’m sorry to say that’s how I feel,” said Covington County kindergarten teacher Molly Wilson. Wilson is not alone in her disappointment with the Legislature’s decision. Virginia ‘Virge’ Cornelius teaches math in Lafayette County. She says, ultimately, this increase does not add up to a better salary.
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Healthy workers are ditching company insurance to save $1,000 a month

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By Taylor Rogers 
| The Seattle Times
A salaried job with health benefits has long been considered the gold standard of employment in the U.S. But now, as sharply rising healthcare premiums eat into workers’ pay, young, healthy professionals are rejecting employer-sponsored insurance. Instead, they’re going without coverage or finding cheaper options, saying they can’t afford to be on the company plan. Jessica Balcerzak, a 33-year-old nurse who works for a hospital in Buffalo, N.Y., decided to waive her employer’s insurance in 2025.
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