U.S.: Education, Interior, Labor Hold Largest Tribal Consultation on Indian Education Coordination
Washington, D.C. — Federal education leaders told Tribal officials this week they want to reduce administrative friction for Tribal schools
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U.S. Education Department Posts 2025 Foreign funding Data for Colleges, Citing $5.2B in Gifts and Contracts
Washington, D.C. — Families weighing college choices and educators watching campus research ties have new information to review after the
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New York: Hochul Signs Medical Aid in Dying Law for Terminally Ill Residents
Albany, New York — Terminally ill New Yorkers will soon have a new end-of-life option under legislation Gov. Kathy Hochul
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New York to Send 5,000+ Notices to Injured Workers About Free SUNY/CUNY Community College Options
Albany, N.Y. — New York is launching a new effort to connect injured workers with free community college, pairing the
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U.S. Guidance: Education Department Updates Rules on Prayer, Religious Expression in Public Schools
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Education on Thursday released updated guidance on constitutionally protected prayer and religious expression in
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Chicago launches “Youth Reentry Guidebook” to Help Youth Returning from Detention Centers to Find Support
Chicago, Illinois — Chicago families supporting young people returning home from detention now have a new, one-stop guide to help
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New York Awards $9M for Cybersecurity Tokens to Schools and Local Governments Statewide
Albany, N.Y. — New York is distributing physical multi-factor authentication “hard tokens” to 161 local government entities — including school
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California Education Officials Push AB 1633 to Deter Private Detention Harms Affecting Immigrant Students and Families
Sacramento, California — California education leaders are backing a new bill that would sharply tax profits from ICE-funded private immigration
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California: U.S. Education Department Says Parents Must Be Allowed to See “Gender Support Plans”
Sacramento, Calif. — Federal education officials say California is violating a key student privacy law by allowing schools to keep
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Washington, D.C. New Public Scorecard-style Dashboard Lets Families Compare Foster Care Outcomes by State
Washington — The Administration for Children and Families, part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, says it
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