Department Of Education

Katie Meyer’s Suicide: Part 2. Trust: the failures of Stanford, Michele Dauber and the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights under Catherine Lhamon This is an update to the article I posted earlier and which Larry Forman aka The DUI Guy + very kindly covered on his You Tube…

An overview of the BSCA education funds By the BELE Network With the school year well underway, educators have an opportunity to redefine what they mean by student safety. Parents are justifiably concerned about their kids’ safety at school, and Congress has made important investments in protecting students. Those investments…

After six states announced lawsuits against the Biden Administration, an attorney directly impacted by the forgiveness program voices his own claim — T​he latest news from the Biden Administration’s student loan forgiveness effort is hardly surprising; lawsuits and congressional push back have ensued. S​ome of you who have already subscribed to the Department of Education’s updates email list may have received an email today directly from the office stating that in early…

Why Schools Don’t Teach Critical Thinking The following warning should be affixed atop every computer in America’s schools: Proceed at your own risk. Don’t accept as true what you’re about to read. Some of it is fact; some of it is opinion masquerading as fact; and the rest is liberal…

College Apps, pi day, US Department of Education, ISEF, HS Graduation, and more… I am back! I had taken a bit of a hiatus from blogging throughout the past few months as I was wrapping up my journey of high school this past month, filled with hectic events. …

Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Education announced it will forgive $5.8 billion of federal student loans for 560,000 students who attended the now-shuttered for-profit Corinthian Colleges. The announcement marks a hard-won major victory for over half a million defrauded students and a conclusion to the long-running saga of…