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The Associated Press |
State leaders in Minnesota and New York said they will not comply with an Education Department order to gather signatures from local school systems certifying compliance with civil rights laws, includ...
Fox News |
President Donald Trump has extended the deadline to April 24 for states and school districts to certify compliance with his executive order banning DEI policies, a Department of Education spokesperson...
Chicago Sun-Times |
The notice threatens to freeze federal Title 1 money if the states and school districts don’t follow the edict.
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Just The Facts- Impact of Department of Education CutsHow many jobs are being cut from ... to as "woke education" focus on reducing federal funding and support for programs and initiatives tied to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), as well ...
Education Secretary Linda McMahon pushed back against DEI efforts meant to close achievement gaps, calling them a form of discrimination.
The Trump administration has set its sights on influencing American colleges and universities by threatening their federal funding.
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VCU, UVA close DEI offices, sparking concerns over academic freedom, campus diversityVCU and UVA closed their DEI offices in March following Trump’s executive orders, leaving students and faculty concerned about programs and academics.
Universities are starting to cut diversity, equity, and inclusion policies and offices now to meet the June 30 deadline.
As President Donald Trump continues to crack down on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI ... amount for education,” he said. “Many people don't have enough money, and these cuts are making ...
MSU leaders say they want to continue to support students and staff from different backgrounds, but haven't said if DEI programs are safe.
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Wisconsin education officials warn that all federal eduction funding is in jeopardy and that already-struggling school districts will be hardest hit.
Maryland school leaders are facing what they are calling “catastrophic” cuts in federal funds, state officials said in a Monday morning news conference, pointing out that the impact of
The standoff could test how far the White House is willing to go to press its demands on the nation’s schools.