Washington Update, July 3, 2025
Dear Colleagues:
July 1 was supposed to be “money-drop day.” Instead, district CFOs opened their inboxes to a four-sentence memo from the U.S. Department of Education (ED) announcing that six big...
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July 1 was supposed to be “money-drop day.” Instead, district CFOs opened their inboxes to a four-sentence memo from the U.S. Department of Education (ED) announcing that six big...
Read more >Dear Colleagues:
This Washington Update arrives at a moment when the policy landscape around education finance, curriculum rights, and pandemic recovery remains in flux. Senate Republicans’ efforts to...
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As summer enters the chat, Congress and federal agencies are moving forward with a flurry of decisions that will reshape everything from civil rights enforcement to funding for teacher...
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The Administration’s FY 2026 budget request offers one of the clearest signals yet about how federal priorities are shifting when it comes to education. While some of us expected...
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As always, I’m keeping a close eye on the latest developments in federal education policy that affect our field—especially around special education, equity, and access. Below are...
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