Education
Michigan School District Set Racial Hiring Quota, Violating Federal Civil Rights Law, Complaint Says
An agreement between the district and teachers’ union explicitly states that schools should hire minorities over more senior white applicants.
Oregon Mom Challenges School District over Christian Curriculum Reimbursement Ban
Tessa Bulzan was told she’d be reimbursed for Christian texts, so long as they were educational. Then, the district refused.
Cambridge Cancels Probe into Jason Arday Hiring, Will Instead Focus on University Support
The investigation has shifted away from how Arday was hired despite his lack of qualifications.
DOJ Finds UC San Francisco Racially Discriminates in Medical School Admissions
The University of California, San Francisco medical school violated federal law by discriminating based on race when admitting its 2023-2025 classes, the DOJ said.
For Years, 9/11 Was Something Students Lived. Today, It’s a History Lesson
As 9/11 passes from lived memory into history, professors are teaching a new generation about the attacks, their causes, and the conspiracy theories surrounding them.
University of Washington Pays $600,000 to Professor After Losing Land Acknowledgment Fight
The University of Washington will pay $600,000 after punishing Professor Stuart Reges for putting a parody land acknowledgment in his syllabus.
Jason Arday, Former Cambridge Professor Accused of Plagiarism, Found Dead
Jason Arday, who resigned as a professor from the University of Cambridge after he became the subject of academic misconduct allegations, was found dead on Friday.
Cambridge Prof Fighting Plagiarism Allegations Seems to Have Fabricated Major U.S. University Affiliation
Ohio State has no record of a Jason Arday — and its DEI office, where he says he works, closed last year.
School Administrators Have Stolen Hundreds of Millions by Defrauding Taxpayers, Damning New Report Finds
The report identified at least 90 cases of fraud perpetrated through the Department of Education since 2019.
Homeschool Parents See Promise — and Peril — in Artificial Intelligence
Some homeschool families remain wary of the technology — but a growing contingent believe AI can make homeschooling more accessible.