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Schools in communities hit by the 2025 ICE raids saw clear, measurable disruptions: Stanford research found daily absences rose about 22% in five Central Valley districts after raids , and a national ...
President Trump has repeatedly said he wants to close or dramatically shrink the U.S. Department of Education and “return” much authority to states; he framed this as ending “heavy‑handed federal inte...
Reporting shows ICE activity in California has often occurred near schools and other community sites — causing absences, fear, and policy responses — but most sources describe raids at nearby workplac...
Governor Gavin Newsom largely protected K–12 spending through multiple budgets, using one‑time reserves and deferrals while proposing targeted investments—universal transitional kindergarten, early‑li...
The question of whether it is safe and fair for trans girls to participate in girls’ sports is contested in policy, law and science. Major organizations and advocacy groups report that inclusion incre...
President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” and related Education Department rulemaking set new caps on graduate/professional borrowing (e.g., $20,500/year for many grad students, higher caps only for ...
Federal reporting and advocacy outlets say special education programs and the training pipeline for special education teachers face substantial disruption: the Education Department has cut or canceled...