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ICE Raids Caused Enrollment to Drop. Now Districts Are Paying the Price
As leaders ask lawmakers to help fill budget gaps, conservatives escalate the debate over serving undocumented students.
Linda Jacobson
Department of Education
Department of Education
Trump’s Education Department Leaves Mountain of Public Records Requests Unaddressed
A review by 91ɬÂþ of FOIA logs shows the department has fulfilled 3% of them — some only in part.
Linda Jacobson
Big Picture
Big Picture
The Big Picture
Contrary to Common Belief, The Poorest School Districts Outspend The Wealthiest
The against-the-grain result was cited by Brookings researchers who analyzed school spending by poverty level and race over the past 50 years.
Amanda Geduld
California
California
ICE Has Detained More Than 650 Kids in California Under Trump Deportation Crackdown
The number of children who are in in ICE detention nationally is 10 times higher during the first year of Trump’s second term compared to the last year of Biden’s term.
Emma Gallegos, EdSource
Teachers unions
Teachers unions
From Music Teacher to National Union Leader: Top Takeaways From New NEA Chief
Princess Moss becomes president Sept. 1 and will face issues like the new federal school choice program and the administration's crackdown on diversity.
Lauren Wagner
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