Dept. of Ed. Drops 1,200 Civil Rights Cases, Less Likely to Find Violations
An analysis by ProPublica found the percentage of findings of civil rights violations dropped from 51 percent under Obama to 35 percent under Trump.
An analysis by ProPublica found the percentage of findings of civil rights violations dropped from 51 percent under Obama to 35 percent under Trump.
The proposal comes 14 months after President Trump signed an executive order calling for ways to merge duplicative offices and programs.
A campus adopting any type of new security technology must not only investigate its benefits, but also its vulnerabilities and potential for abuse.
One disability rights advocate says the department notified her that 500 of her complaints were dismissed in recent weeks.
Several civil rights groups met on Monday to voice their opinion that placing armed officers in schools will not address the nation’s gun violence epidemic.
The letter, organized by the Human Rights Campaign, criticizes the Trump administration for rescinding restroom guidance for transgender students.
The lawsuit claims the U.S. Education Department’s changes to campus sexual assault policies discriminate against students who report sexual assault.
On Wednesday, the Department of Education published a full list of active civil rights investigations that will be updated monthly.
Video footage shows the teacher calmly asking why the superintendent should receive a pay raise when teachers haven’t received a pay increase in years.
Under current guidelines, civil rights investigations focus on both the individual complaint and the possibility of a systemic problem.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.