New York – Attorney General to Enforce $5,000-Per-Violation Penalties in New Social Media Warning-Label Law
Albany, N.Y. — Social media platforms used by New York’s young people will soon have to display warning labels about
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U.S. Education Department Backs DOJ Opinion Calling Race-Based MSI Grants Unconstitutional
U.S. Education Dept backs DOJ opinion on race-based MSI grants; schools and families watch for impacts on campus support programs.
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Rhode Island – Feds Request Brown Security Reports and Dispatch Logs as Campus Safety Review Begins
U.S. Education Department opens a Clery Act program review of Brown after a campus shooting, requesting safety logs and reports.
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U.S. House Proposal Targets Data on Fulbright, YES, FLEX Amid China Influence Push
House bill H.R. 6428 would require regular State Dept. reports comparing U.S. and China-backed exchange program participation.
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Proposal Targets “Passing the Trash,” Requiring Schools to Report Educator Sexual Misconduct Within 48 Hours
U.S. House bill would create a national educator misconduct registry, require 48-hour reporting, and mandate checks before hiring.
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Nevada-California Lawmakers Propose $500M Tutoring Grants for High-Need Schools
Congress proposes $500M in tutoring grants for high-need schools, pairing students with aspiring teachers for small-group academic support.
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House passes bill targeting gender-transition procedures for minors; Senate next
House passed H.R. 3492; the Senate now takes up a bill creating new federal penalties tied to certain procedures for minors.
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Washington – School Cafeterias Could Serve Whole Milk Again if House Takes Up Senate Bill
Washington, D.C. — Whole milk could be back on cafeteria menus for students if Congress advances a Senate-passed bill that
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Congress Considers Bill Limiting Federal Higher Education Funds Linked to Immigration Status
Washington, D.C. — A newly introduced bill in the U.S. House could have wide-reaching implications for public colleges and universities
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New York Sets Nation-Leading AI Transparency Rules with Governor Hochul’s Signature Today
Albany, New York – New York is tightening oversight of powerful artificial intelligence systems after Governor Kathy Hochul signed the
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