Headline News

Title IX Rules Are Still Behind. When Will They Be Finalized?

The U.S. Department of Education continues to lag on finalizing two key Title IX proposals anxiously awaited by district leaders for over three years — and now policy experts say it’s likely the department will finalize both this spring, after the department’s latest self-imposed deadline of March. The broader Title IX proposal released in June 2022 would protect LGBTQ+ students under the federal anti-discrimination law for the first time. It would also change Title IX implementation in a way that public education experts say make it more practical for schools, including shortening investigation and resolution timelines. The second proposal, released nearly a year later in April 2023, would create a framework for transgender students’ participation on sports teams aligning with their gender identities.
Read Full Article

More news from NAICU

  • Trump Officials Reportedly Discussing Selling Off Student Loans
  • Higher Ed Sounds Off on Proposed Compact
  • What does the end of Grad PLUS loans mean for higher ed?
  • ED Clamps Down on Student Voting Work
  • Study spells out impact of Pennsylvania private, independent colleges on their communities
  • Survey: Most Parents Still Want Their Kids to Go to College
  • Back to Article Overview