Education & Family News

The agency plans to release $33 million in grants that it says were stalled by the previous administration.

The private school voucher bill received support from President Donald Trump.

‘Declines since the pandemic suggest we’re facing complex challenges that cannot be fully explained by the impact of COVID-19,’ one official said.

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights publicizes its first notice of investigation under the new administration.

The president’s order aims to reverse Biden-era policies that fund so-called ‘gender-affirming care’ for individuals under 19 years old.

Oklahoma’s education chief said the ‘flood of illegal immigrants’ has crippled the state’s public schools.

By 2035, the classical education model is expected to serve 1.4 million students across 2,575 schools, both public and private, secular and nonsecular.

The veteran educator is represented by the same legal defense fund that vindicated a praying high school football coach in a 2022 U.S. Supreme Court case.

The Trump administration needs time to formulate its legal and policy positions, according to papers filed with the high court.

The new department leadership said that decisions about school library content should be made at the local level by parents and school boards.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled against the school in June 2024 after a state board approved the charter school.

Students in low-income districts are more likely to have instructors with temporary or emergency credentials, a report shows.

Looking back, the agency has granted more than $1 billion for DEI initiatives since 2021, according to an advocacy group.

The measure would affect a range of programs, from special education to university research.

Under one order, all prior U.S. Department of Education guidance documents relevant to gender ideology have been rescinded.

Detroit Public Schools are paying students with up to $1,000 in gift cards to combat an alarming rate of chronic absenteeism.

The Eighth Circuit previously ruled that the family failed to prove the district acted either with ‘bad faith or gross misjudgment.’