Schools face deadline to remove DEI programs or lose federal funding
- The Trump administration, on Thursday, gave schools ten days to certify compliance with anti-discrimination laws.
- The administration stated that certain DEI programs cause preference based on race, violating federal statutes.
- The directive requires state agencies to affirm they are not using DEI to favor one race over another.
- According to a document, some schools veil discriminatory policies using terms like 'social-emotional learning'.
- Schools risk losing federal funding if they do not comply with the directive, impacting programs and students.
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Cultural student organizations react to potential federal funding cuts
On Feb. 14, Craig Trainor, the acting assistant secretary for civil rights of the U.S. Department of Education, sent a “Dear Colleague” letter to the leaders of more than 30 educational institutions, including the University of Michigan, demanding they end diversity, equity and inclusion programs or risk losing federal funding. In response to this and federal executive orders, UMich announced cuts to all DEI programs. The letter states that DEI …


Feds may withhold school funding for 'illegal DEI practices'; state contends WA schools are in compliance
Civil rights officials from a freshly shrunken U.S. Department of Education sent a letter Thursday to state education departments and school districts giving them 10 days to affirm they are not using diversity, equity and inclusion programs to favor any…
Vermont Agency of Education asks school districts to certify compliance with Trump Diversity, Equity and Inclusion ban
Education Secretary Zoie Saunders sent a letter on Friday requesting school district leaders respond in 10 days. Federal guidance argues schools have used diversity programs, “social-emotional” learning and “culturally responsive” teaching to discriminate against students.
Schools get unclear DEI directive from fed
On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Education sent a letter to state education departments requesting every school district in the country sign a certification that they are not using diversity, equity and inclusion programs that are deemed discriminatory by the…
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