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U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kennedy speaks in Washington on expanding nutrition education programs, stressing access, equity, and preventive care, Reuters Connect image shows.
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Tumwater School District after complaints over its treatment of a transgender student athlete, KUOW reports, focusing on Title IX compliance.
A banner featuring conservative activist Charlie Kirk was briefly displayed on the U.S. Department of Education building in Washington, D.C., raising questions over political messaging on federal property.
U.S. universities in Qatar’s Education City continue classes amid regional war, Iranian missile threats and rising skepticism at home, testing the limits of academic diplomacy
A Tennessee school board member has been charged after allegedly calling a teenage girl “hot,” prompting public outcry and an ethics probe into his conduct and role.
Liberal activists are launching a new college initiative to counter conservative group Turning Point USA, aiming to reshape campus political discourse and boost progressive organizing.
The Education Department moves to close the Office of English Language Acquisition, raising concerns among advocates about support, oversight and equity for millions of multilingual K-12 students.
The Trump administration proposes deeper Education Department cuts, shifting special education oversight and weakening civil rights enforcement, sparking alarm among advocates and lawmakers.
The Trump administration has shifted oversight of special education and civil rights away from the Education Department, raising concerns among advocates over enforcement and accountability.
The U.S. Departments of Education and Labor announced a historic expansion of WIOA Combined State Plans, aiming to better align workforce training, education, and economic development nationwide.
The Trump administration has advanced a major initiative to dismantle the Education Department, signaling a shift toward reduced federal oversight and increased state control in U.S. schools.
The U.S. Department of Education has moved against three Kansas City-area school districts, citing ongoing civil rights and compliance violations, KSHB 41 Kansas City reports.
A new Washington Times commentary argues U.S. public schools don’t just need bigger budgets, but more joy in classrooms, stressing creativity, engagement and meaningful teacher-student connections.
FOX 13 Seattle’s comprehensive back-to-school guide covers key dates, district policies, transportation updates, and classroom changes for every K–12 school across western Washington.
The Education Department is urging borrowers in the SAVE repayment plan to review their accounts and prepare for payments to resume, Spectrum News reports, as pandemic-era relief measures wind down.
The Trump administration has opened an investigation into New York City’s Department of Education over its treatment of a pro-Palestinian group, raising questions about free speech and political bias.
Six people were injured in a stabbing at a Washington State high school, prompting a swift lockdown and heavy police response, authorities said, as investigators probe the motive.
Amid rising antisemitism and political polarization, Holocaust education in U.S. schools remains inconsistent, with state mandates expanding unevenly and curricula under renewed scrutiny.
A new report identifies school districts nationwide adopting “sanctuary” policies for immigrant students, sparking debate over local authority, federal law, and classroom safety.
The Supreme Court has temporarily allowed deep staff cuts at the Education Department, a move critics say could disrupt key services while legal and budget battles continue.