Court Temporarily Blocks Previous Ruling on Transgender Students
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has stepped in to temporarily block a lower court’s ruling allowing teachers to reveal […]
Education
Viola Fletcher, Oldest Survivor of Tulsa Race Massacre, Dies at 111
Viola Ford Fletcher, the oldest known survivor of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and a lifelong advocate for justice for
Special Education Staff at Dept. of Education Wiped Out in Shutdown Lay-offs
Special education services will be notably impacted after Friday’s mass layoffs within the Department of Education. Special Education Programs and
Dept. of Education Reroutes Funds to Charter Schools, HBCUs, Tribal Schools
On Monday, the Department of Education announced new investments into charter schools, civics programs, HBCUs, and tribal schools. In statement
President of Northwestern University Resigns After G.O.P. Attacks
The president of Northwestern University, Michael Schill, announced that he would resign on Thursday. Schill’s resignation comes after months of
Judge Rules Federal Government Must Restore UCLA Research Grants
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate millions of dollars in federal research funding to UCLA after
Trump Administration to Exert Control Over Smithsonian Exhibits
The White House is calling for a “comprehensive review” of eight Smithsonian museums. In a letter sent to the Smithsonian
SCOTUS Allows Trump to Move Forward with Dept. of Ed. Cuts
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday allowed former President Donald Trump’s administration to move forward with its controversial plan to
Trump Administration Freezes $6B in Federal Education Grants Ahead of Deadline
The Trump administration has notified states that it is pausing the release of more than $6 billion in previously approved
State Department Adds Social Media Review to Student Visa Process
The State Department has updated its student visa application process to require international students to provide access to their public