Tag: US Department of Education

As the Treasury takes control of student debt, we examine what this means for borrower protections and federal efficiency.

From Benjamin Franklin to Anne Sullivan, we look at the historical figures chosen to represent 250 years of American learning.

Federal cuts to deafblind grants leave families scrambling, as schools lose resources, training, and vital support services overnight.

Federal funding once carried him from libraries to Harvard Law. Now, billions in proposed cuts threaten those same pathways for others.

The lawsuit alleges Title IX violations for allowing transgender female athletes to compete in girls' high school sports, impacting competitive fairness.

The White House will release $5.5 billion for schools after facing growing pressure to do so due to ongoing school disruptions and concerns.

SCOTUS agreed Trump can proceed with dismantling the U.S. Ed. Dept. by firing more than a thousand workers.

The administration's proposed 2026 budget would "streamline" special education funding and other streams, but what consequences would result?

We've heard it before, but rumors about the demise of the US Education Dept. have been greatly exaggerated.

A manifesto known as Project 2025 calls for eliminating the US Dept of Education and other agencies, DEI programs, etc.