The highly selective university will forgo California financial aid for students to circumvent a new law aimed at curbing the admissions practices. Continue Reading »
A federal court found that the agency violated a previous order to reinstate research grants terminated by the Trump administration. Continue Reading »
The anti-affirmative action group has found an ally in the Trump administration, which barred race-conscious admissions in the nation’s military academies. Continue Reading »
The original proposal would have barred public universities from requiring classes with “substantial content" on diversity, equity and inclusion. Continue Reading »
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Standardization and factory-like quality control processes could lead to fewer problems once buildings are in service, a general contractor executive says. Continue Reading »
The original language sought to restrict the state's three public universities from requiring classes that teach "substantial content that conveys DEI or CRT.” Continue Reading »
Unidentified immigration agents handcuffed a student at gunpoint “in an alleged case of mistaken identity” just before the new school year begins. Continue Reading »
The lawsuit alleged that then-Commissioner Andrea Lucas issued an “overly broad and vague” discrimination charge that exceeded the agency’s authority. Continue Reading »
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As districts grapple with state laws and policies meant to curb the imagery, the Trump administration is calling those measures discriminatory. Continue Reading »
The highly selective university will forgo California financial aid for students to circumvent a new law aimed at curbing the admissions practices. 
A federal court found that the agency violated a previous order to reinstate research grants terminated by the Trump administration. 
The anti-affirmative action group has found an ally in the Trump administration, which barred race-conscious admissions in the nation’s military academies. 
The original proposal would have barred public universities from requiring classes with “substantial content" on diversity, equity and inclusion. 
The Justice Department accused the university of being “deliberately indifferent” to antisemitism on its Washington, D.C., campus. 
The offer comes after leaders of the four-campus network said they were looking to trim $20 million from its budget. 
The lawsuit, which is seeking class-action status, alleged the practice also allows colleges to offer less financial aid to their students. 
We’re rounding up last week’s stories, from more program and budget reductions to sweeping new directives from the Trump administration. 
Standardization and factory-like quality control processes could lead to fewer problems once buildings are in service, a general contractor executive says. 
The original language sought to restrict the state's three public universities from requiring classes that teach "substantial content that conveys DEI or CRT.” 
The lawsuit alleged that then-Commissioner Andrea Lucas issued an “overly broad and vague” discrimination charge that exceeded the agency’s authority. 
Music education’s benefits for student literacy and development are particularly important in the early grades, experts say. 
High-quality assessments and flexible scheduling are among factors that could help boost literacy skills for middle schoolers, according to a new report. 
Educators have an opportunity to learn to use artificial intelligence early and work with students on best classroom uses, writes a middle school teacher. 
Recent enforcement policy changes are resulting in absenteeism, disengagement, and social isolation, according to psychiatric researchers. 
Two school district leaders shared how they’re navigating a fast-changing federal policy landscape in a recent TNTP webinar. 
The teacher had asked to call all students by their last names rather than use transgender students’ chosen names. 
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from school choice in special education to Atlanta’s plans to address empty seats. 
As districts grapple with state laws and policies meant to curb the imagery, the Trump administration is calling those measures discriminatory.