The agency announced a 15% across-the-board limit on overhead reimbursement in February, which judges so far have concluded was illegal. Continue Reading »
The university, Indiana's only predominantly Black institution, has faced significant financial and operational challenges in recent years. Continue Reading »
President Donald Trump can impose the $100,000 fine under the Immigration and Nationality Act’s “exceedingly broad language,” a judge ruled. Continue Reading »
Jason Miyares, who ends his term as state attorney general next week, filed a joint motion with the federal agency after it sued to overturn Virginia’s law. Continue Reading »
As the Trump administration cuts funding to wide swaths of research, foreign countries are ramping up their efforts to recruit top U.S. talent. Continue Reading »
Fitch Ratings, S&P Global and Moody's Ratings all predicted a tough year ahead, pointing to deteriorating financial conditions and heightened uncertainty. Continue Reading »
A federal judge required the Education Department to reinstate the grants in 16 states and barred the agency from issuing new priorities for the programs. Continue Reading »
Some 40% of programs struggle to find employer partnerships, and 66% of CTE leaders say students lack awareness of options, YouScience data shows. Continue Reading »
The Trump administration announced last year that the USDA would no longer produce future “redundant, costly” reports on household food insecurity. Continue Reading »
Commissioner Mike Morath urged superintendents in September to report teachers who were critical of Kirk on social media, Texas AFT said. Continue Reading »
In a drastic decision made outside of its typical review process, the agency declared it would recommend 11 childhood shots going forward, down from 17. Continue Reading »
President Donald Trump can impose the $100,000 fine under the Immigration and Nationality Act’s “exceedingly broad language,” a judge ruled. Continue Reading »
Some 95% of school nutrition directors are concerned about the financial sustainability of their meal programs, School Nutrition Association data shows. Continue Reading »
The complaints from the American Federation of Teachers and three state attorneys general cite the funds’ impact on rural and low-income communities. Continue Reading »
The agency announced a 15% across-the-board limit on overhead reimbursement in February, which judges so far have concluded was illegal. 
The university, Indiana's only predominantly Black institution, has faced significant financial and operational challenges in recent years. 
President Donald Trump can impose the $100,000 fine under the Immigration and Nationality Act’s “exceedingly broad language,” a judge ruled. 
Over 5,000 grants from across the country are covered by the settlement, according to the Massachusetts attorney general’s office. 
Jason Miyares, who ends his term as state attorney general next week, filed a joint motion with the federal agency after it sued to overturn Virginia’s law. 
Fitch Ratings, S&P Global and Moody's Ratings all predicted a tough year ahead, pointing to deteriorating financial conditions and heightened uncertainty. 
A federal judge required the Education Department to reinstate the grants in 16 states and barred the agency from issuing new priorities for the programs. 
Some 40% of programs struggle to find employer partnerships, and 66% of CTE leaders say students lack awareness of options, YouScience data shows. 
Taking time to reestablish routines — and perhaps forge new ones — can help educators engage learners as school resumes. 
The Trump administration announced last year that the USDA would no longer produce future “redundant, costly” reports on household food insecurity. 
Commissioner Mike Morath urged superintendents in September to report teachers who were critical of Kirk on social media, Texas AFT said. 
In a drastic decision made outside of its typical review process, the agency declared it would recommend 11 childhood shots going forward, down from 17. 
President Donald Trump can impose the $100,000 fine under the Immigration and Nationality Act’s “exceedingly broad language,” a judge ruled. 
Some 95% of school nutrition directors are concerned about the financial sustainability of their meal programs, School Nutrition Association data shows. 
The complaints from the American Federation of Teachers and three state attorneys general cite the funds’ impact on rural and low-income communities. 
We’ve gathered cases since the high court’s 2019-20 term to measure the justices’ footprint in schools. 
Public funding for students and schools must be protected to preserve equitable learning opportunities, Denise Forte writes.