Federal agencies besides the Education Dept. are implementing education policies, bypassing standard procedures. Title IX and DEI policies are vulnerable. The Trump admin used multiple agencies for investigations. Funding is at stake.
A review of US studies reveals four-day school weeks may negatively impact student learning, particularly in math for K-8 students. Rural areas see mixed results. Urban districts: negative.
Lawsuit targets Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over COVID vaccine recommendation changes, alleging undermining of public health and historical vaccine frameworks. Concerns raised about access and misinformation.
The Supreme Court may decide transgender athletes' rights under Title IX, resolving a policy debate spanning multiple presidential administrations. Key decisions on LGBTQ+ issues precede this crucial case.
New learning workshops promote collaboration among teachers, moving away from isolated practices. Compton High modernizes classrooms with shared learning spaces for flexible instruction.
The Education Department faces a lawsuit over OCR workplace changes, mass layoffs, and high case dismissals. Concerns raised about civil rights enforcement and agency responsibilities.
Philadelphia School District avoids prosecution with a deferred agreement, addressing asbestos issues under AHERA, after DOJ and EPA investigations. Increased funding and transparency are key.
CTE programs enhance arts education, linking creative students to tech careers. Industry partnerships & local labor market analysis are crucial for success, ensuring workforce readiness & innovative thinking.
CEP participation surged, but proposed SNAP cuts threaten school meal programs. FRAC warns of potential impacts on eligibility & student access to free/reduced-price meals. Congress debates the controversial bill.
RAND report: Enhance math engagement by fostering positive mindsets, real-world applications, and active learning. Combat disinterest in students. Parents' attitudes matter!
The Supreme Court preserved E-rate's funding mechanism, ensuring continued internet access for schools and libraries. The decision impacts over 54 million students and 106,000 institutions.
The Education Department reverses its cancellation of K-12 pandemic relief funds. States can now request reimbursements for extended spending. Lawsuits and policy changes impacted the decision.
