Regulations

Microschools, small educational institutions enrolling fewer than 30 students and often operating in unconventional spaces, are rapidly gaining popularity across the United States. In recent years, Florida has emerged as a hotbed for this educational trend, thanks in large part to significant

In a move intended to enhance protections for LGBTQ+ students and alter the mechanisms for addressing sexual harassment reports, the Biden administration introduced new Title IX regulations. However, the rollout has been anything but smooth. Numerous lawsuits and court injunctions have thrown the

The U.S. Department of Education has introduced new proposed regulations aimed at significantly enhancing the accessibility and affordability of higher education for various student demographics. These regulations emerge as a concerted effort to create more equitable opportunities across the

The Biden administration's recent Title IX changes, which aim to extend the definition of sex discrimination to include gender identity, have ignited heated debates across the United States. While advocates argue these regulations are vital for the protection and inclusion of LGBTQ+ students,

The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn the Chevron doctrine has sent ripples through federal agencies, significantly impacting the U.S. Department of Education (ED). The Chevron doctrine, which had provided agencies like the ED wide latitude to interpret ambiguous statutes, allowed

In a recent legislative move, South Carolina has opted to centralize control over the regulation and potential banning of books in public school classrooms and libraries. This significant shift has generated wide-ranging responses and debates, reflecting concerns over local autonomy, censorship,