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Kalshi is pumping millions into NY public schools while state regulators launch legal battle

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Golden, V. (2026, November 3). Kalshi is pumping millions into NY public schools while state regulators launch legal battle. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/03/us-news/kalshi-is-pumping-millions-into-ny-public-schools-while-state-regulators-launch-legal-battle/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-03 · by Vaughn Golden

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Kalshi, a betting market platform, is investing $2.4 million over three years into New York public schools through its partnership with Everfi to educate students about social media and AI while promoting STEM careers. Meanwhile, the state Attorney General Letitia James has filed lawsuits against Kalshi for allegedly violating gambling laws by operating under the guise of a betting market rather than a traditional casino or lottery.
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Kalshi, a betting market company, is partnering with Everfi to launch a three-year initiative worth $2.4 million aimed at educating New York students on healthy engagement with social media, artificial intelligence, and other digital spaces. The program also includes STEM career-readiness curricula focusing on data science, healthcare, software development, and advanced manufacturing. Meanwhile, state Attorney General Letitia James has initiated legal proceedings against Kalshi, alleging that the company is bypassing New York's gambling laws. Everfi’s existing digital and online-based courses are currently used in over 100 New York public schools. Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour emphasized the initiative's goal to inspire the next generation of innovators through education.

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Empire State Everfi Kalshi New York New Yorkers

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Kalshi ORG · 9× James ORG · 3× Everfi ORG · 2× New York GPE · 2× New Yorkers NORP · 2× Empire State GPE · 1× Lebanon GPE · 1× Letitia James PERSON · 1× Tarek Mansour PERSON · 1× The Post ORG · 1×

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Kalshi, in partnership with digital learning product developer Everfi, is setting up a three-year, $2.4 million initiative to try to educate kids about how to engage in a healthy way with social media, artificial intelligence and other rapidly developing new digital spaces.
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🔮 The initiative will also include a science-technology-engineering and math, or STEM, career-readiness curriculum focused on data science, healthcare, software development and advanced manufacturing.

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Kalshi is pumping millions of dollars into New York public schools initiatives, as state Attorney General Letitia James and regulators launch a legal battle claiming the betting market is bypassing Empire State gambling laws. asserted
market → pump → laws
Kalshi, in partnership with digital learning product developer Everfi, is setting up a three-year, $2.4 million initiative to try to educate kids about how to engage in a healthy way with social media, artificial intelligence and other rapidly developing new digital spaces. asserted
Kalshi → set → media
The initiative will also include a science-technology-engineering and math, or STEM, career-readiness curriculum focused on data science, healthcare, software development and advanced manufacturing. asserted
initiative → include → science
“Our hope is simple: to open the door for the next generation of innovators,” Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour wrote in a statement to The Post. asserted
Mansour → open → Post
“Growing up in Lebanon, math was always my anchor—it is what fueled my decision to study at MIT and later co-found Kalshi. asserted
what → grow → Kalshi
But today, far too few students have access to education that helps them explore future STEM careers,” Mansour added. asserted
Mansour → have → careers
Everfi’s curricula, which are primarily digital and online-based courses, are now used in over 100 New York public schools, according to Senior Vice President Elizabeth Figoni. uncertain
which → base → Figoni
“We’re investing in updated learning experiences that help students think critically about the information they encounter online, build healthy digital habits, and discover pathways to careers in high-growth STEM fields,” she said. asserted
she → invest → fields
Kalshi is trying to boost its image after James sued the company for $36 billion in July, arguing it’s trying to circumvent state gambling laws by facilitating its event “contracts.” asserted
it → try → contracts
The AG’s office later sued Polymarket, another prediction market, on the same grounds a month later. asserted
office → sue → grounds
In a statement at the time, James called Kalshi and “illegal operation.” asserted
James → call → Kalshi
“No matter what they call themselves, prediction markets like Kalshi are gambling platforms, plain and simple,” James said. asserted
James → call → Kalshi
“By ignoring our laws, Kalshi is running an illegal operation and harming New Yorkers in the process. asserted
Kalshi → ignore → process
We are taking them to court to uphold our laws and protect New Yorkers,” she added. asserted
she → take → Yorkers
Kalshi also made a similar charitable investment last month, donating $3 million to Housing Works for a healthcare clinic in East Harlem. asserted
Kalshi → make → Harlem
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