Current News in Education

Schools are being required to certify they have eliminated programs deemed unlawful, but ambiguities and unanswered questions remain.

Maine is the first state to be targeted with complete funding cuts for its policies on transgender students.

The requirements to certify the end of DEI programs is delayed until April 24.

The Supreme Court is set to hear Mahmoud v. Taylor a case that could impose a substantial burden on public schools.

Colorado is complying with Federal Law, but will not comply with the anti-DEI Executive Order.

Charting My Path for Future Success, a program to help students with disabilities transition from schools to post-school life, was abruptly cancelled in February. This article discusses the collateral damage of the loss of this program.

The executive order designed to end DEI in schools is making teachers question practices that have never been a problem before. Some groups are celebrating this order.

Tariffs are raising prices for schools.

This article looks at what the April 2 tariffs would effect in schools prior to the 90-day pause.

Education Week's full issue devoted to the intersection between Math and AI programs.

An update on proposed changes to control over Massanutten Technical Center.