Dept of Education 1 day ago NYC schools sue Education Department over nearly $50M in grant cuts due to transgender policies New York City Public Schools filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education over its move to cut $47 million in promised grants due to transgender bathroom policies.
Media 2 days ago AZ Senate president urges University of Arizona to join Trump’s new higher-ed reform compact Trump's higher education compact calls for equality in admissions and tuition freezes as Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen encourages university participation.
VIDEO October 2 Top Dem calls out own party's education reform: 'America has lost the plot' New York Post columnist Miranda Devine joins 'Fox & Friends' to react to former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's calls for education reform amid the Nation's Report Card showing declining math and reading rates.
Minnesota September 30 Trump admin finds Minnesota violated Title IX by letting males in girls' sports, citing trans softball pitcher Federal agencies cited a transgender softball pitcher's dominance in girls' championship as evidence Minnesota violated Title IX protections for female athletes.
Media September 30 Trump targets Virginia schools over allegations of staff-arranged student abortions without parental consent Federal officials launched an enforcement action against Fairfax County Public Schools over reports that a social worker arranged abortion services for minors.
Politics September 27 House Republican says teen son's school promotes 'non-monosexual identities' in AM announcements, urges action A Republican lawmaker is calling for federal action after her son's high school aired content promoting "Bisexual Plus Awareness Week."
Media September 24 Trump administration to roll out earliest and most streamlined FAFSA form in history The Trump administration launched a new FAFSA form with 97% user satisfaction rate, allowing students to complete federal student aid applications in minutes for the 2026-2027 school year.
Media September 20 Trump administration teams up with TPUSA and over 40 organizations to promote patriotism in schools The Trump administration's Education Secretary Linda McMahon announced a landmark civics education initiative to renew patriotism and strengthen civic knowledge in American schools.
Media September 20 Trump admin pushes Chicago Public Schools to abolish 'Black Student Success Plan' Chicago Public Schools faced a potential loss of $15 million in federal grants after the Trump administration deemed programs discriminatory under civil rights laws.
Media September 17 DOJ sues Rhode Island schools for race-based student loan forgiveness that excludes White teachers Rhode Island faced federal lawsuit for race-based teacher loan forgiveness program that provides up to $25,000 in debt relief exclusively to educators of color.
Media September 16 Trump admin to make historic investment in charter schools amid nationwide decline in public school enrollment Trump administration invested $500 million in charter schools following 2024 test scores showing 12th graders hit record lows in math and reading nationwide.
Opinion September 14 Trump gets it: Prayer isn’t the problem. Silencing it is Trump's promise to safeguard prayer in schools aims to restore religious liberty that has been misunderstood under First Amendment interpretations.
Media September 13 White House celebrates leading medical education accreditor for ending DEI requirements Medical education accreditor ACGME shut down its diversity department and ended DEI requirements in compliance with federal directives from the Trump administration.
Virginia September 12 Boys branded sexual harassers for complaints about trans classmate using their locker room go to federal court Parents say a Virginia school district wrongly branded their sons as sexual harassers for complaining about a transgender peer in their locker room. Now they are suing in federal court.
Media September 10 Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton encourages schools to bring back prayer, ‘we want the Word of God opened’ Ken Paxton supported a new Texas law allowing school boards to create policies for Bible reading and prayer periods with parental consent required.
Media September 9 'Nation's Report Card' shows alarming decline in science, math and reading scores Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said the decline in American students' literacy and math skills was a national emergency after grim results in the "Nation's Report Card."
VIDEO September 7 Trump admin to appeal judge's ruling on Harvard grant funding freeze U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon joins '91±¬ÁÏ Sunday' to discuss President Donald Trump's legal battle with Harvard over his freezing of funding grants, transgender bathroom policies and more.
Opinion September 3 Trump beats Democrats on every issue. Now, he should school them on education School choice expansion gains momentum in GOP states while teachers unions face criticism for prioritizing politics over student achievement and accountability.
Opinion September 1 Labor Day celebration: How President Trump is creating a brighter future for American workers Department of Labor announces $30 million in workforce training grants and 63 deregulatory actions as part of America's talent strategy to support skilled workers.
Dept of Education August 29 Denver school's all-gender bathrooms violate Title IX, Education Department finds The U.S. Department of Education said on Thursday that it found Denver Public Schools violated Title IX by establishing all-gender bathrooms.
Media August 28 Education Dept launches investigation into school district accused of forcing explicit survey on students The U.S. Department of Education announced an investigation into Burlington Public Schools in Massachusetts over a survey featuring sensitive topics on sex.
Media August 23 Largest Christian university celebrates FTC dropping lawsuit, ending years of 'lawfare' from Biden admin Grand Canyon University, the largest Christian university in the country, had charges of misleading students and using deceptive marketing practices dropped.
Dept of Education August 22 George Mason University violated Title VI with 'unlawful DEI policies,' Education Department says The Department of Education said George Mason University violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by illegally using diversity, equity and inclusion practices.
2020 Presidential Election August 21 Trump Department of Education rolls out latest step to expand school choice nationwide Department of Education issues new guidance helping private school students access federal Title I-A services, including tutoring and counseling programs.
Dept of Education August 20 Trump admin bans federal work-study funds from supporting political activism on college campuses The Trump administration has banned Biden-era guidance allowing Federal Work Study funds to pay students for political activities on college campuses.
DEI August 15 Trump-appointed judge strikes down anti-DEI measures from Education Department Federal judge in Maryland blocks Education Department's threats to cut funding from schools that continued with DEI initiatives, ruling that it violated the law.
Media August 13 Virginia school district votes to keep gender bathroom policy, defying Department of Education directive Virginia school district maintains policy allowing transgender students bathroom access after federal investigation found district guilty of Title IX violations.
Dept of Education August 12 Harvard and Trump administration close to $500 million settlement: report Harvard and Trump administration negotiators made significant progress on potential $500 million deal, more than double Columbia University's recent settlement amount.
US Education August 8 Teachers unions lose, parents win under major policy move says red state schools chief The Oklahoma State Department of Education is eliminating statewide standardized end-of-year testing for several subjects to give “local control back to school districts."
College July 31 Trump congratulates Ivy League school after $50M deal to restore federal funding: 'Woke is officially DEAD' Brown University agrees to shell out $50 million to state workforce development organizations as part of agreement with the U.S. government