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A landmark court ruling in Washington State has expanded education options for parents, allowing greater choice in how their children receive education. The decision is hailed as a major win for family rights and education freedom.
Trump’s administration slashes Education Department staff in sweeping layoffs, sparking concern nationwide. California education officials warn the cuts could disrupt critical programs and deepen existing challenges.
More than 3,100 Native American students died at boarding schools designed to erase their cultures, a Washington Post investigation reveals. The report highlights decades of abuse and neglect within these institutions.
Closing the Department of Education could disrupt student loan servicing, affecting millions of borrowers nationwide. Experts warn of potential delays, confusion, and impacts on loan forgiveness programs.
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The U.S. government is terminating legal residency records for some Washington State University students, the school confirmed. This action threatens their ability to remain in the country, sparking concern among affected students.
Former President Trump’s pledge to close the Department of Education raises questions about federal oversight and funding. GOP-led states may gain more control, but students could face uncertain impacts on resources and support.
A court has once again ordered the Trump administration to reinstate Education Department staffers laid off during the pandemic, emphasizing the legal obligation to restore these employees amid ongoing disputes.
Washington has become the seventh U.S. state to mandate LGBTQ+-inclusive curricula in schools, aiming to foster understanding and acceptance while combating discrimination and promoting diversity in education.
Washington schools chief condemns former President Trump’s order to eliminate the Department of Education, calling it “cruel chaos” that threatens students’ futures and destabilizes public education systems statewide.
Thirty-six percent of U.S. students are now eligible for school choice, expanding educational options nationwide, according to the Washington Policy Center. The shift marks a significant change in how families access schooling.
The U.S. Department of Education has released $137 million in previously frozen funds to Washington State, boosting local education programs and initiatives, officials announced Wednesday.
Teachers’ unions have reportedly exerted significant influence over the Education Department, leading to its effective shutdown. Critics argue this move was aimed at throttling the department’s power and securing union interests.
The Education Department faces a major cut, shrinking by half. Key programs and services supporting student aid, school funding, and civil rights enforcement are at risk, raising concerns about the future of U.S. education.
The largest teachers’ union in the U.S. faces backlash after reportedly omitting Jews from Holocaust references in educational materials, sparking controversy over historical accuracy and anti-Semitism concerns.
A new Pew Research Center report uses five charts to reveal key trends in U.S. public, private, and charter schools, highlighting enrollment shifts, funding disparities, and changing parental preferences.
A bill to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education has been filed, aiming to dismantle the federal agency responsible for education policy and funding. The proposal outlines transferring powers back to states and local districts.
The Washington State Board of Education has outlined key priorities for the next legislative session, focusing on equity, school funding, and student mental health to improve public education statewide.
The Education Department plans to cut nearly half of its workforce, aiming to reduce costs and streamline operations. The move has sparked debate over potential impacts on education programs and services nationwide.
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