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A coalition of major labor unions, including the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, the American Federation of Teachers, National Nurses United, and the AFL-CIO, has sued the Trump administration over its narrower definition of “professional degree” programs under new federal student loan rules. The groups argue that excluding programs such as social work, education, and public health from the higher $200,000 lifetime federal borrowing cap could make graduate education less affordable, worsen staffing shortages in public-service fields, and push students toward private loans that are ineligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness. Graduate students otherwise face a $100,000 lifetime federal borrowing cap under changes that took effect July 1. The lawsuit alleges that the Education Department improperly added requirements when determining which degrees qualify for the higher borrowing limit and failed to follow proper rulemaking procedures. A federal court has already blocked the narrowed definition from taking effect while litigation continues, but the unions say the department’s interim approach still excludes key master’s programs.
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Students returned to Los Angeles USD (LASUSD) yesterday, marking the start of the 2026-27 school year with preliminary attendance above 90%. Superintendent Andrés Chait said: “LA Unified is back, and more importantly, our students are back.” Despite concerns over finances and immigration enforcement, the district reported enrollment exceeding projections. At Gledhill Street Elementary, families celebrated with balloon arches and mascot appearances. Teachers like Erica Bello expressed excitement for hands-on learning, emphasizing reduced screen time for younger students. Chait noted that changes would primarily affect elementary levels, aiming for a balance between technology and traditional learning. As LAUSD faces financial challenges, Board member Kelly Gonez assured that budget cuts would not impact school sites this year. However, future consolidations may occur. The district continues to address community concerns, particularly regarding immigration enforcement, ensuring schools remain safe for all students.
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Gov. Greg Abbott has successfully implemented a private school voucher program, a significant achievement compared to his predecessors. However, he is now redirecting attention to public schools, stating: “What my goal is next session is to put public education on a pathway to ranking No. 1 in the United States in educating our kids.” Abbott is also promoting the Texas Classroom Commission, which will provide recommendations to enhance public education, particularly in math and reading proficiency. Meanwhile, Democrat Gina Hinojosa has criticized Abbott for neglecting public schools, claiming: "No one has done more damage to Texas public schools than he has." Despite Abbott's assertions of record funding for public education, concerns about school closures and teacher shortages persist.
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Florida school districts are now required to transfer high school students’ disciplinary records to the in-state colleges and universities they enroll in, under a new school safety measure adopted following the April 2025 mass shooting at Florida State University. The records, which must be transferred within five school days, can include verified reports of serious or recurring behavior, threat assessments, psychological evaluations, treatment plans, and certain therapy or progress notes maintained by school staff. Supporters, including state Sen. Don Gaetz, argue that sharing information about threats, weapons, or past violence could help prevent campus attacks. However, the policy has also raised concerns that behavioral or disciplinary issues from childhood could follow students into adulthood and affect their college experience.
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