POLITICO Morning Education


Debate rages over the cost of educating immigrant students
Mon Apr 20 10:00 am
President Donald Trump’s campaign to expel unauthorized immigrants from the United States is trickling into the nation’s classrooms and college campuses.
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Why college oversight could get more political
Mon Apr 13 10:00 am
The Trump administration is forging ahead in its quest to rid higher education of “radical left” oversight organizations.
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The coming blue-state battles over trans athletes
Mon Apr 06 10:00 am
The movement to bar transgender students from competing on women and girls’ sports teams is heating up in unexpected battlegrounds.
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Obama education chief: Democrats need to wake up
Mon Mar 30 10:00 am
The pathway for Democrats to reclaim their position on education issues lies in the states, said Arne Duncan, pointing to the so-called Southern surge, where Louisiana, Mississippi and others saw gains on national test scores.
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Inside the next legal battle over race in college admissions
Mon Mar 23 10:00 am
A fight over President Donald Trump’s latest effort to purge the use of race in college admissions is heading to court.
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Why the GOP is limiting how much parents can borrow for college
Mon Mar 16 10:00 am
A controversial loan program allowing parents to borrow money for their kids’ higher education costs will soon be capped — a move that’s drawing mixed reactions from advocates and policy experts across the political spectrum.
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Trump's under-the-radar plan to crack down on DEI
Mon Mar 09 10:00 am
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‘What is the point?’: Conservatives spar over Education Department breakup
Mon Mar 02 10:00 am
Conservatives are clashing over President Donald Trump’s sprint to dismantle the Education Department amid the effort’s early stumbles.
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