Law school project finds slavery citations still being used today
There are more than 7,000 direct citations of slavery-law precedents that continue to guide lawyers and judges.
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Sonoma, Napa schools defy federal DEI rollback, brace for legal battle
Local officials have reaffirmed their commitment to equity in their schools, saying the Department of Education's Feb. 14 ...
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Maryland Introduces New Measures to Tackle Rising Absenteeism Rates
Every time I interact with a student, I always look at their attendance.” Student absenteeism rates have proliferated across ...
Maryland House lawmakers reject education cuts proposed by Moore
A group of lawmakers in Maryland’s House of Delegates rejected a proposal by Gov. Wes Moore to slow spending by freezing ...
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Advocates make gains, still fear millions in cuts for student mental health services
Fight continues after advocates make gains in order to maintain state advances in student mental health services.
New website launched to report discrimination in public schools
A new government website, enddei.ed.gov, has been launched by the Department of Education and Moms for Liberty to report race ...
Milligan University revises online MBA program
Milligan University spoke with News Channel 11 on Friday to discuss its newly revised Master of Business Administration (MBA) program. The MBA program is entirely ...