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We’re rounding up last week’s stories, from sweeping layoffs at a well-known ed tech company to the sector's fight against the $100K H-1B fee. 
The directive gives President Donald Trump’s political appointees oversight of grant awards to align them with the administration’s priorities. 
The ruling, which the agency said it will appeal, came after 16 states sued over its cancellation of the multi-year congressionally approved funding. 
Two Democratic leaders of the Virginia Senate said the public university’s deal with the Trump administration could violate both state law and the Constitution. 
A new rule will bar organizations deemed to have a “substantial illegal purpose” from participating in the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. 
Recent enforcement actions have set off high-stakes arguments about whether the federal government is weaponizing the civil rights law. 
The ed tech company is restructuring and shuffling its leadership as it continues on alone after considering a possible sale and other alternatives. 
The American Council on Education led a letter to U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem that argues these visa holders perform vital work. 
Major moves by the Trump administration have some debating, and others defending, the federal oversight system that supports students with disabilities. 
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from audits and lawsuits after a former Iowa superintendent’s ICE arrest to new limits on AI companions for minors. 
A Rhode Island judge granted a temporary restraining order against the federal government while a Massachusetts judge ordered the USDA to fund the food nutrition program during the government shutdown. 
Though a Comparitech report finds this is the first dip since 2024, a data research expert cautions this is no time for complacency. 
When school leaders normalize burnout as proof of dedication, they are complicit in dismantling the teaching profession, the authors write.