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Trump boosts HBCU funding; other cuts leave questions
Trump boosts HBCUs with new funding, but critics warn cuts to other colleges and public education programs could undercut equity.
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US Ed Dept ends some grants for deafblind students
Federal cuts to deafblind grants leave families scrambling, as schools lose resources, training, and vital support services overnight.
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Kids today face steeper climb: lawyer who beat odds
Federal funding once carried him from libraries to Harvard Law. Now, billions in proposed cuts threaten those same pathways for others.
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Program faces elimination despite decades of success
870,000 students a year rely on TRIO programs to support their college education. Cuts would end tutoring, mentoring, and college prep programs nationwide.
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US Ed. Dept. rescinds guidance on English learners
The Education Department rescinds key guidance on English learners, raising fears schools may scale back services despite ongoing legal obligations.
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The wrong target for the US Justice Department
With wars abroad and divisions at home, federal energy is being spent chasing legal care for transgender youth. That’s a mistake.
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APS budget leaves 6 schools without certified librarians
Atlanta Public Schools will use paraprofessionals instead of librarians at 6 high-poverty schools, raising concerns over student equity.
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Thoughts on homeless encampments in Chico, Calif.
Behind Chico’s visible encampments are children and teens. A student’s report reminds us that the crisis also lives inside our schools.
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Md. district shifts right, strikes antiracism policy
Calvert Co. board repeals antiracism policy, like Trump’s rollbacks; our editorial warns of harm to minority students’ safety and dignity.
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