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A coming regulatory proposal could make it easier to terminate financial assistance to institutions that the agency finds have violated civil rights laws. 
The public university system’s president warned of a “distinct possibility” that the Trump administration would take further action against it. 
The state enacted a law earlier this year that bans expressive activities “protected by the First Amendment” at public colleges from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. 
Comments from President Donald Trump showed his concerns about the university were "untethered from antisemitism," the judge wrote. 
A spokesperson for Gov. JB Pritzker pushed back on the lawsuit, saying the state's policies "are consistent with federal laws.” 
The private institution is taking dramatic steps like pausing doctoral enrollment for several programs as it faces rising expenses and federal policy shifts. 
The Appropriations Committee’s plan would fulfill several of President Donald Trump’s wishes, though it would keep the maximum Pell Grant at $7,395. 
The state became the second to create legislation to oversee companies that help colleges launch and run online programs. 
Schools and districts have requested millions of dollars in FY 25 for these services, which were made eligible under a Biden-era expansion. 
Laws requiring the religious edicts to be displayed are blocked in three states, but Supreme Court precedents make their future unclear. 
The Indoor Air Quality and Healthy Schools Act would establish a nationwide assessment of air quality in schools and childcare facilities. 
A National Center for Youth Law analysis finds marginalized students lost more school days due to out-of-school suspensions. 
If approved, the settlement would provide remedies including high-dosage tutoring for more than 100,000 students over the next three school years. 
School leaders are centralizing bus stops and improving pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure around schools. But not all parents agree that'll help. 
States like Arkansas, Iowa, West Virginia and Florida are seeing sharp increases in private school choice programs, an analysis by EdChoice says. 
State Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo says the state health department can abolish some vaccine requirements while others need lawmakers’ approval. 
Teacher educators share how instructors can give students greater opportunities for classroom leadership and self-directed learning.