Despite a December 2025 court order to maintain funding, federal officials are reportedly continuing efforts to dismantle a bipartisan grant program aimed at student safety and psychological support. This persistence has forced a coalition of twenty state attorneys general to initiate a lawsuit
The infrastructure for student wellness, which has already improved attendance and reduced behavioral infractions, faces a critical test as federal funding is slated to vanish. This burgeoning legal conflict is led by Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown, who has assembled a coalition of
The Ontario government recently discovered that recent growth in grant expenditures was being driven disproportionately by the private career college sector, leading to new restrictions. Students across the province are now navigating a landscape where the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
Superintendent Marc Gee characterized the past year of free facility usage as a misguided attempt to foster community engagement at the expense of necessary district revenue. This admission comes at a pivotal moment for the Middleton School District, which is currently grappling with a severe
Starting in the fall of 2027, Davidson College will cover the full cost of attendance, including housing and meals, for any student whose family income falls below $85,000. This aggressive policy shift arrives at a pivotal moment when the sticker price for elite private education in the United
A coalition of attorneys general from fifteen states is seeking an emergency stay to prevent a gap in mental health services for approximately 775,000 students. This legal maneuver serves as a critical defense against federal efforts to strip away funding that has already proven instrumental in
