When the Paperwork Can’t Be Verified, Neither Can the Teacher By Social Storytellers Collective A teacher in Accra or Lagos can hold a degree, years of classroom experience and full professional recognition at home, and still find the door to England’s classrooms harder to open than it was a month ago. The reason has little…
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration acted unlawfully when the U.S. Department of Education terminated roughly $600 million in teacher-training grants in 2025. U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley in Massachusetts concluded that the department’s directive violated federal administrative law and was arbitrary and capricious. But the ruling contains an important limitation: it does not automatically…
Source: Inside Higher Ed The University of Texas at Austin is eliminating four undergraduate majors tied to ethnic and gender studies as the university restructures its academic programs. Inside Higher Ed reported September 18 that African and African diaspora studies, Mexican American and Latina/o studies, women’s and gender studies, and race, indigeneity and migration are…
A proposed Treasury rule would tie federal tax exemption to how private schools treat race. The mechanism is the story: not a prohibition, but a price. The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service proposed a regulation Thursday that would deny or revoke 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status for private educational institutions that adopt, maintain or enforce…