US EditionNY public schools tell Trump administration they won’t comply with DEI order
- New York state officials told the Trump administration they will not comply with its demands to end diversity, equity and inclusion practices in public schools.
- Daniel Morton-Bentley, counsel for the state Department of Education, said the federal agency lacks authority to make such demands or terminate funding without due process.
- Critics argued the certification demand conflicted with Trump's promise to return education control to states, while federal officials claimed many schools flouted civil rights laws through DEI programs.
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Youth orchestra kicks off Chicago festival after DC performance canceled due to anti-DEI order
The Equity Arc Pathways Orchestra, which features young musicians from diverse backgrounds, were set to perform in Washington, D.C. next month. That was canceled after Trump signed an executive order to end DEI programs.
New York tells Trump administration it won’t comply with orders to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion programmes in schools
The New York State Education Department has notified the federal government it won’t comply with orders to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion programmes - pushing back against the Trump administration’s efforts to pressure public schools around the country by threatening to withdraw federal funding.
New York officials push back after Trump administration threatens funds over DEI
New York State education officials are pushing back against the Trump administration after it gutted U.S. Department of Education and said it would withhold federal funding from public schools that have DEI programs.
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