The Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights has issued its annual report for fiscal year 2022. These reports summarize OCR’s policy and enforcement activities and are required by Section […]
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Last Thursday DeAndre Arnold appeared on the Ellen show and was gifted a $20,000 dollar scholarship from Ellen and Alicia Keys. On Friday he was publicly invited to the Oscars
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On January 16, 2020, the White House issued updated guidance on prayer in public schools. The stated purpose of the guidance is to provide information on the current state of
Updated Federal Guidance On Prayer In Public Schools Read More »
Last week, the Federal Bureau of Investigation issued an advisory encouraging public awareness of cyber threat concerns related to K-12 students. According to the FBI, the rapid growth of education
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Last week, we reported that Legal Digest and Education 311 made a contribution of financial support to the Donor’s Choose Hurricane Harvey Recovery Fund. We are happy to support this
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As many across the country celebrate the first day of school today, students and teachers in Houston and places along the Texas coast continue to dig their way out of
Local Teachers Help Houston Families Salvage Homes Read More »
All of us at Legal Digest and Ed311 send our heartfelt prayers out to all of our friends and colleagues across our home state of Texas who have been and
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Following the recent events in Charlottesville, Va., officials at the University of Texas in Austin decided to surreptitiously remove several Confederate monuments from the school campus this week. The removal
UT Officials Remove Confederate Statues in the Middle of the Night Read More »
According to the American Immigration Council, each year approximately 65,000 undocumented students graduate from high school in the United States. The National School Boards Association (“NSBA”) has released updated guidance
NSBA Issues New Guide to Serving Undocumented Students Read More »
Last week, the Supreme Court ruled that schools must give students with disabilities education plans that are “appropriately ambitious”, creating a precedent that could have a big bearing on special
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