Top Schools Admit Half the Expected Special Needs Pupils
New Sutton Trust analysis shows that England’s most selective state schools enroll fewer disadvantaged and SEND pupils than local catchments would suggest.
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Treasury Seizes Control of Federal Student Loan Portfolio
March 23, 2026, marks the day the Department of Treasury began absorbing operational oversight of the United States federal student loan system.
Graduate Debt Erodes UK Housing Deposits by GBP 2,000 Yearly
Barclays data shows UK graduate debt is cutting annual housing savings by about GBP 2,000 and delaying deposits.
Kyle Hilbert Pushes Literacy Reform for Oklahoma Schools
Kyle Hilbert?s Oklahoma literacy reform push puts early reading instruction, teacher support and accountability under scrutiny.
Trump Pushes New Rules to Combat Campus Antisemitism
Trump's new campus antisemitism rules would put universities under sharper federal scrutiny over speech, protest and discipline.
Washington State University Unveils Heat Resistant Apple
Washington State University's heat resistant apple work points to a practical problem for growers rather than a novelty fruit story.
Justice Department Sues Harvard Over Antisemitism Claims
Justice Department attorneys filed a civil complaint against Harvard University in Massachusetts federal court on March 20, 2026, alleging widespread.
Trump Administration Seeks Billions in Harvard Lawsuit
The Trump administration’s Harvard lawsuit seeks billions tied to alleged failures to protect Jewish students, raising a major higher-education funding fight.
Judge Orders Texas to Extend Islamic School Voucher Deadline
A federal judge ordered Texas to extend a voucher deadline after Islamic schools alleged discrimination in the state education savings program.
Treasury Department Takes Over Student Loan Management
Treasury Department officials initiated a structural overhaul on March 20, 2026, to absorb the federal student loan portfolio from the Education.
Dylan Lopez Contreras Leaves ICE Detention for New York
Dylan Lopez Contreras left ICE detention and returned to New York, intensifying debate over immigration enforcement and schools.
Bright Horizons Halts New York Expansion Over Abuse Charges
Bright Horizons halted a New York expansion after an employee arrest raised new scrutiny of childcare screening, supervision and parent trust.