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Maryland judge preparing to rule on Trump administration’s DEI letter for schools
The U.S. Department of Education argued in court Friday that a “Dear Colleague” letter criticizing DEI practices was just to remind schools of existing civil rights law, and not a policy change that could cost local schools federal funds.
As U.S. colleges are pulling back on diversity, equity and inclusion practices, students of color say they are starting to ...
The NAACP sued the U.S. Department of Education on Tuesday to stop its alleged illegal effort to cut off funding to schools ...
The Department of Education extended the deadline for K-12 schools to sign a document certifying they have absolved any ...
A Wednesday report by an education watchdog organization identified 20 Catholic colleges and universities that had “diversity ...
Early this month, the U.S. Department of Education issued an ultimatum to K-12 public schools and state education agencies: ...
Wisconsin Superintendent Jill Underly says that the federal government has no legal basis for hinging continued federal ...
George Mason University renamed its diversity, equity and inclusion office following federal guidance ending DEI, joining ...
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction said it was "deeply concerned" and requested more information from the U.S.
Superintendent Tom Horne, acting on guidance from the Trump administration, said he would withhold funds from a district over ...
A federal judge in Concord is considering what happens next in a battle over diversity, equity and inclusion programs in ...
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