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    The Supreme Court has extended its order temporarily allowing for the abortion drug mifepristone to be accessed remotely.

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Students in the Los Angeles Unified School District, or LAUSD, are one step closer to being assured they can still go to school for the rest of the week.
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    Texas considers required reading lists with Bible passages in schools

  • A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked the Trump administration's attempt to collect seven years worth of admissions data on the race of applicants from public universities.
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    Apr 4
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    Judge blocks Trump admin’s efforts to get college data on applicants’ race

  • What was billed as a temporary tax hike in California in 2012 could become permanent for wealthy Californians. That new push is heavily backed by one of the largest teachers’ unions in the country.
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    Apr 3
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    Teacher-backed initiative makes California’s temporary tax hike permanent

  • Students go to college for many reasons, including the potential to land a higher-paying job once they’ve finished their education. Now, the Trump administration and several states are moving on legislation and policies to ensure those schools help students land those jobs.
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    States move to close college departments with poor grads

  • A university ended it's student-run college Republican group after accusations of antisemitism built, sparking a First Amendment lawsuit.
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    Another college Republican group faces fallout as antisemitism controversies mount on campuses

  • American public students continue to graduate without being able to read.
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    Yet another illiterate graduate sues their high school. What is happening?

  • A loophole in the Higher Education Act meant homeschool graduates weren't counted as high school ones. The House of Representatives passed legislation to close it.
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    Mar 4
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    Congress targets obscure legal loophole keeping some homeschoolers out of jobs

  • Democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer's approval rating at an all-time low; and Texas to fix 4,000 mistakes in Bible-filled curriculum.
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    Schumer’s approval rating hits record low; Texas moves to fix thousands of errors in Bible-filled curriculum

  • The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Friday that it's too early to determine the constitutionality of a Louisiana law that requires public schools display the Ten Commandments in their classroom — meaning it can be enforced.
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    Feb 21
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    Court allows Louisiana law requiring 10 commandments in schools to take effect

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  • Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Friday that the department is cutting its academic ties with Harvard University.
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    Feb 7
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    Hegseth says Defense Department is cutting ties with Harvard

  • For more than 60 years, many people seeking raw, country-by-country economic and population data have turned to the CIA’s World Factbook. But this week, the "gold standard" for global statistics went dark. On Wednesday, the agency quietly shuttered the online reference, replacing it with a farewell note that urged readers to "stay curious about the world and find ways to explore it… in person or virtually."
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    Feb 6
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    Goodbye, Factbook: CIA shuts down world reference publication after six decades

  • One Texas group is trying to make a difference in children's reading rates by trading time spent reading for a new bike.
    Jon Shapley for SAN
    Dec 24, 2025
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    Can giving kids bikes help them learn to read? In this city, it works

  • Thousands of high school seniors received an early holiday gift this month: admission to their first choice college through early decision, often called “ED.” With binding ED, students apply to one school in November, agree to enroll if admitted and receive an answer in mid-December — months before many of their peers will even apply through the regular admission cycle. 
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    Dec 22, 2025
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    As elite college admissions tighten, early decision faces new scrutiny

  • The statue of Barbara Rose Johns stands in the U.S. Capitol, in place of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. Johns is honored for her fight against segregation in education.
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    Dec 18, 2025
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    The Civil War ended 160 years ago. Why is Robert E. Lee trending today?

  • Head Start, an early-childhood network that pairs classroom learning with health and family support systems for infants through preschoolers at 1,600 local agencies, now faces new language curbs on its grant requests. According to court filings, federal officials sent applicants a six-page list of roughly 200 terms to remove, a directive that providers say conflicts with their duties to deliver culturally and linguistically appropriate services and support.
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    Dec 12, 2025
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    Preschool network Head Start sues feds over ‘word ban’ of DEI terms

  • According to a new poll, 63% of registered voters no longer see the value in a college degree, a 20-point increase compared to 12 years ago.
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    Nov 30, 2025
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    Big myth on campus: Most Americans no longer see value in a college degree

  • Northwestern agreed to pay the Trump administration $75 million through 2028, over a federal funding freeze amid campus protests.
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    Nov 29, 2025
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    Trump admin to unfreeze Northwestern’s funding after $75M agreement

  • The California State Board of Education announced they’ve officially approved HMH’s “Into Math California” for grades K-8.
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    Nov 20, 2025
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    California schools to give students AI to help in math

  • West Point's cadets say that the CLDT program "builds our lethality" and offers lessons to take into future Army leadership roles.
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    Cadet leadership course transforming future US Army leaders

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    West Point cadets: Lessons in leadership, for the future of the Army

  • An Indiana University professor has reportedly been removed from teaching a class on social justice after she used a graphic that labeled the “Make America Great Again” slogan a covert form of white supremacy. The school took action against the professor under a new state law claiming to encourage “intellectual diversity.”
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    Nov 14, 2025
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    Professor who criticized MAGA suspended with ‘intellectual diversity’ law

  • One school is facing a sharp drop in incoming students’ math skills and is adopting new measures to identify and support those who need help.
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    Nov 12, 2025
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    UCSD has to offer middle-school math classes to freshmen

  • Public Service Loan Forgiveness overhaul could reshape eligibility by 2026
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    Public Service Loan Forgiveness overhaul could reshape eligibility by 2026

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