DODEA schools included in new Trump order to end race factors in disciplining
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order April 23, 2025, directing schools to base discipline solely on student behavior.
- The order shifts federal policy away from considering disproportionate impacts on racial groups.
- The directive requires officials to issue updated guidance for state and local school agencies.
- The order claims schools "ignored or covered up" student misconduct to avoid racial disparity numbers.
- Opponents say the order risks increasing unequal discipline outcomes for students of color.
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Trump’s Executive Order on School Discipline Provides a Pathway from School to Prison - Milwaukee Courier Weekly Newspaper
By LaKeshia N. Myers The recent executive order issued by President Donald Trump concerning K-12 school discipline has ignited significant concern among civil rights advocates across Wisconsin and the nation. The order, which effectively dismantles Title VI protections established during the Obama and Biden administrations, has raised alarms about potential increases in suspensions, expulsions, and […] The post Trump’s Executive Order on School …
Trump Seeks to End Consideration of Race in School Discipline with "Common Sense" Executive Order
President Donald Trump aims to restore “common sense” to school discipline practices with a Wednesday executive order that will end the consideration of race and “equity ideology” when determining how students will be punished. [RELATED: Two-on-One Student Assault on Lewiston School Bus Caught on Viral Video…] “The Federal Government will no longer tolerate known risks [...] The post Trump Seeks to End Consideration of Race in School Discipline …
Name of Murdered Teen Austin Metcalf Is Read in Oval Office as Trump Reverses Obama-Era Rules on ‘Racial Equity’ in School Discipline
‘We have three students that should be here with us today,’ North Carolina educator, Annette Albright, says during the signing ceremony before naming…
DOJ's new take on civil rights and students meet in secret to stage a protest at Columbia: Morning Rundown
President Donald Trump takes the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division in an unfamiliar, concerning direction, according to current and former employees.
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