Kalshi Pumps Millions Into NY Schools While Regulators Launch Legal Battle

NEW YORK – Kalshi and the digital learning company Everfi will fund a $2.4 million, three-year digital literacy and STEM career readiness program in NY public schools, the New York Post reported Tuesday. The report comes as Attorney General Letitia James pursues a July 31 petition that accuses Kalshi of operating an unlicensed gambling business in New York. According to the Post, the program teaches students healthy habits around artificial intelligence, social media and other digital platforms. A second track covers STEM careers, with coursework on software development, data science, advanced manufacturing and healthcare.