The US Department of Education has ordered states to certify compliance with civil rights laws, specifically regarding the rejection of "illegal DEI practices". The directive threatens litigation and potential termination of federal grants if non-compliance is reported. Some Democratic-led states have resisted, citing overstepping authority. A lawsuit filed in March argues that the guidance is based on vague legal restrictions and would limit academic freedom. The memo has been challenged by the American Federation of Teachers and the American Sociological Association, who seek to strike it down and halt enforcement.
https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/nation-world/federal-judge-temporarily-blocks-trump-push-end-dei-k-12-public-schools/507-47b0ab47-8be4-431d-8102-09d23b24607eThe US Department of Education is introducing changes to accreditation standards, allowing schools to switch accreditors if they disagree with the "diversity, equity, and inclusion" (DEI) requirements imposed by some accreditors. This move aims to prevent institutions from being forced to adopt practices that contradict their values and mission. The decision follows a recent controversy over Harvard University's funding freeze, which was alleged to be due to violations of civil rights laws.
https://www.scrippsnews.com/us-news/education/trump-signs-order-setting-new-rules-for-college-accreditation-processPresident Donald Trump signed seven executive orders focused on education, including one requiring full disclosure of large foreign gifts received by colleges and universities, another overhauling the accreditation system for institutions, and a third creating workforce development opportunities in artificial intelligence for young Americans. The administration also plans to enhance Historically Black Colleges and Universities with an initiative to deliver high-quality education, modernize workforce programs for skilled trade jobs, eliminate "disparate-impact liability" to ensure equal treatment under the law, and revise school discipline policies.
https://krcgtv.com/news/nation-world/trump-to-sign-executive-orders-focused-on-education-karoline-leavitt-oval-office-lindsay-mcmahon-department-of-education-harvard-immigration-student-loans#The Uttar Pradesh Board of Secondary Education has launched a special results page on NDTV's education portal to provide a hassle-free experience for students during the stressful time of exam results. To check their results, students can visit the "Results" section and click on the link for their respective class (10 or 12) exam results. They will need to enter their roll number and other required details before submitting their result. The soft copy of the marksheet is available immediately, but a physical copy may be issued a few days later. In total, 25,56,992 students appeared for High School exams and 25,77,733 for Intermediate exams in 2025, with evaluations taking place between March 19 and April 2 by a team of 84,122 examiners.
https://www.ndtv.com/education/up-board-10th-12th-result-2025-step-by-step-guide-to-check-scores-on-ndtv-8246798#pfrom=home-ndtv_educationMore than 200 university and college presidents have joined forces to condemn US President Donald Trump's administration for its alleged interference in higher education, citing Harvard University as a trigger for their collective action. The statement, signed by presidents from prestigious institutions such as Princeton University, Brown University, Columbia University, and the University of Hawaii, warns against "unprecedented government overreach" and "political interference" that threatens American higher education.
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/04/23/world/society/us-college-presidents-trump/The Careers: The Next Generation camp provided an opportunity for high school girls in grades 10-12 from Taber and Lethbridge to explore various in-demand trades, learn from industry experts, and gain hands-on experience. The event aims to challenge gender stereotypes and empower the next generation of skilled tradeswomen in Alberta, with a focus on building confidence and preparing them for success in a male-dominated field.
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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/ai-use-jumps-to-78-among-businesses-as-costs-drop/545156/Google searches for "how to teach kids about money" have surged 92% in the past month ahead of Teach Children to Save Day on April 27. Personal finance strategist Jamie Wall recommends teaching children four essential money skills: negotiating, investing, budgeting with allowances, and encouraging entrepreneurial ventures. Negotiating helps build confidence and critical thinking, while introducing investing concepts as early as age 10 can teach patience and long-term growth. Allowing kids to manage a weekly allowance tied to responsibilities helps them learn to budget, and letting them run a mini business teaches practical lessons about money, time, and value creation.
https://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news/nation/parenting-101-4-money-rules-to-raise-millionaires/article_82c1f36e-b384-5323-9995-1eabd04d1780.htmlThe US Department of Education, in collaboration with the Department of Treasury, will oversee the student loan program, ensuring responsible management and adherence to law, aiming to help borrowers resume repayment for their financial well-being and the nation's economic stability.
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