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U.S. Removes Disparate-Impact Rule and Moves to Close Desegregation Orders

The shift narrows federal authority to detect or remedy racial gaps in school discipline, program access or resources.

CPS Wins Back Federal Magnet Grants in Settlement With Education Department

U.S. Opens Title VI Probe of Milwaukee Public Schools Over Discipline and Race

Parents Sue Palo Alto School District Over 2025 Mosque Field Trip

Jeffco Sues Education Department to Block Threatened $50 Million Funding Cut

Trump Administration Moves Special Education and Civil Rights Out of Education Department

Students Sue Massachusetts Over Segregated K‑12 Schools

House Panel Subpoenas Chicago Schools Chief for June 10 Parental-Rights Hearing

Federal Civil-Rights Office Probes HISD Plan to Centralize Special Education

Education Department Rescinds Six Title IX Deals on Transgender Student Protections

Maine Releases Draft Ballot Question on School Sports and Facilities by Sex

Education Department Opens Title IX Probe Into ConVal School District

Education Department Finds Long Island District Violated Civil Rights With Mascot Change

Education Department Drops Appeal, Leaving Court Block on Anti-DEI Push Intact

Texas Comptroller Seeks AG Ruling on Whether CAIR-Linked or Chinese-Linked Schools Can Join Voucher Program

Funding Freeze and New Title IX Complaint Escalate Fairfax Schools’ Locker-Room Policy Fight

U.S. Education Department Withholds NYC Magnet Funds Over Transgender Student Policies

Adams Moves to Revisit Transgender Student Bathroom Policy as Federal Officials Threaten Funds

California Senate Approves AB 715 Creating K–12 Civil Rights Office, Sends Bill to Newsom

GMU Board Seeks Talks With Education Department as President Rejects Apology Order