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Senate passes 1-week funding extension, sends measure to Trump

By Charles Hendrix

Unless the president signs the continuing resolution, the federal government will shut down at midnight on Dec. 12.

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House passes one-week continuing resolution; bill headed to Senate

Supreme Court update: Oregon parents fail in challenging transgender student policies

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November 25, 2020

45 years of IDEA milestones

Our infographic highlights some of the notable changes and court decisions between 1975, when it first became federal law that states receive funding to provide a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) to children with disabilities, and 2017.

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November 25, 2020

USDA proposes rule to allow nutritional flexibilities for school meals

The rules would allow for flavored milk, cut the amount of whole grains, and delay requirements to reduce sodium.

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November 20, 2020

Legislative watch: Bill to curtail restraint and seclusion in schools

Democratic members of Congress have reintroduced the Keeping All Students Safe Act, which would make it illegal for schools receiving federal money to seclude children and would ban certain restraint practices.

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November 19, 2020

NEA teachers union sets 3 priorities for Biden-Harris

COVID relief, social justice and loan forgiveness top the priorities the NEA teachers union hopes the Biden-Harris Administration will tackle with its education agenda.

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November 19, 2020

School funding could be a concern beyond next year

Education experts say the impact of COVID-19-related revenue losses will be felt even more in the 2021-22 school year.

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November 18, 2020

Why Biden should strongly consider the 'community schools' model

Union president says the community school model presents a path forward for the incoming Biden-Harris administration as U.S. schools grapple with systemic racism and recover from the COVID pandemic.

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November 17, 2020

Fed. judge dismisses suit alleging nationwide denial of FAPE during pandemic

The class action accused every state and local educational agency in the country of denying FAPE to students with disabilities during the extended school closures.

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Senate passes 1-week funding extension, sends measure to Trump

House passes one-week continuing resolution; bill headed to Senate

Supreme Court update: Oregon parents fail in challenging transgender student policies

Legal Stories

45 years of IDEA milestones

USDA proposes rule to allow nutritional flexibilities for school meals

Legislative watch: Bill to curtail restraint and seclusion in schools

NEA teachers union sets 3 priorities for Biden-Harris

School funding could be a concern beyond next year

Why Biden should strongly consider the 'community schools' model

Fed. judge dismisses suit alleging nationwide denial of FAPE during pandemic