Sept. 15 - Energy Dept Title IX rule withdrawn | Florida district reassigns 100 teachers

Orange County Public Schools reassigns over 100 teachers amid enrollment dips; Week In Review: NAEP results underwhelm again as lawmakers propose Title I cuts; Education Department terminates some grants for deafblind students

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Sept. 15, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for K-12 leaders

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Energy Department withdraws controversial Title IX athletics rule

The department's efforts, which could have been a trial run for other agencies to set education policy, were stymied by public opposition.

Orange County Public Schools reassigns over 100 teachers amid enrollment dips

The large Florida district said the staffing move was a result of a sharp, unexpected student enrollment decline this school year.

Week In Review: NAEP results underwhelm again as lawmakers propose Title I cuts

We’re rounding up last week’s news, from the increasingly complex K-12 legal landscape to challenges impacting special education.

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Education Department terminates some grants for deafblind students

The department says the IDEA Part D grants weren't continued because they don't align with Trump administration priorities.

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