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OPINION May 5, 2019

Rebecca Friedrichs: It鈥檚 Teacher Appreciation Week, but unions show no appreciation

It鈥檚 no coincidence that on May 1, state and national teachers鈥� unions ordered their ranks of comrades across the country to strike.

Celebrity News March 27, 2019

ESPN personalities defend Special Olympics after Betsy DeVos' proposal to cut its funding

ESPN personalities took to Twitter to criticize Education Secretary Betsy DeVos after her budget proposal would cut funding for the Special Olympics.

Cabinet December 14, 2018

Betsy DeVos cancels $150 million of student loan debt after losing court battle

The Department of Education said it will cancel $150 million of student loan debt, impacting about 15,000 people whose schools closed. 聽

Dept of Education November 16, 2018

Education Department unveils new Title IX guidance for campus sexual assault: Here's what would change

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos unveiled the long-awaited overhaul to the guidance for how schools handle complaints of sexual misconduct, adding more protections for those who have been accused of assault and harassment.

US September 13, 2018

Students, families struggle to repay billions in crushing loan debts

The parents of a nurse who died young several years ago, prompting bill collectors to go after her parents to pay her student loans, say they are heavily in debt and worse off than when their plight grabbed national headlines in 2014.

Dept of Education September 1, 2018

Arming teachers a decision for states, local districts, DeVos says

President Trump's education secretary said Friday that she has "no intention" of taking action regarding any possible use of federal funds to arm teachers.

Dept of Education August 10, 2018

Petition asks Trump to name LeBron James new education secretary, replacing DeVos

A petition calling for NBA superstar LeBron James to replace Betsy DeVos as secretary of education has attracted thousands of signatures.

Teachers May 17, 2018

Thousands of teachers, students descend on North Carolina's capitol in protest

Through pouring rain and scorching heat, more than 30,000 students and teachers marched to North Carolina鈥檚 state capitol in Raleigh for the 鈥淢arch for Students and Rally for Respect鈥� to fight back against unfair pay and inadequate learning environments in schools across the state.

US December 12, 2017

US colleges refuse to ease sex assault rules despite slew of lawsuits filed by accused

Colleges and universities that continue to implement Obama administration guidelines when addressing sexual assault allegations are facing numerous lawsuits as well as threats of legal action.

Dept of Education November 22, 2017

Education Department considers narrowing civil rights work

The Education Department wants to narrow the scope of civil rights investigations at schools, focusing on individual complaints rather than systemic problems, according to a document obtained by The Associated Press.

US September 26, 2017

USC鈥檚 expulsion of football star for sex assault blasted by 'victim' girlfriend

The University of Southern California football player whose field goal cinched the school鈥檚 Rose Bowl win in January was booted from the school weeks later for an alleged assault against his girlfriend that she insists never happened.