DOJ Sues Maine over Transgender Athlete Policies, ‘Many, Many’ Other States will be Next

On April 16, 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a civil lawsuit against the Maine Department of Education, seeking to stop a policy allowing transgender students to compete on women and girls’ sports teams. In addition, the USDE is also reviewing the state’s federal funding and may retroactively…

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Ed. Sec. McMahon: Lack of Transparency on ‘Ideological Indoctrination’ Violates FERPA

On March 28, 2025, the U.S. Department of Education (USDE) released a statement regarding a Dear Colleague Letter (DCL) sent on the same day by Education Secretary Linda McMahon to education leaders claiming that states and school districts are violating privacy laws by “hiding critical information, such as a child’s…

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How Medicaid Cuts will Harm Students

A new report, How Medicaid Cuts Will Harm Students & Schools, presents the findings of a nationwide survey of over 1,400 school district leaders, including superintendents, school business officials and school health coordinators, on the impact Medicaid cuts would have on school health services, student resources and district funding. The executive…

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