May 8, 2025 - 00:49
The American Federation of Teachers, alongside the Student Borrower Protection Center, is calling for a thorough investigation into potential mismanagement and corruption within the Department of Education. The focus of the inquiry is on allegations that officials from the Trump administration may have interfered with state-level investigations concerning the student loan servicer, MOHELA.
These organizations are urging the inspectors general of the relevant agencies to examine whether there were any efforts to obstruct or hinder these investigations. The concerns arise from reports suggesting that the actions taken by certain officials could have compromised the integrity of the oversight process related to student loan servicing.
The implications of such interference could be significant, affecting the accountability of loan servicers and the protection of borrowers’ rights. As the call for investigation gains traction, it highlights the ongoing scrutiny of the Department of Education's practices and the need for transparency in managing student loan systems.
August 8, 2025 - 04:38
Education Leaders Critique Legislative Decisions at Recent ConferenceDuring a recent conference, state education leaders expressed significant concerns regarding the actions taken by the Legislature`s Republican supermajority. The panel, comprised of various...
August 7, 2025 - 21:53
Board of Education Adjusts Meeting Schedule to 5:30 PMIn a recent decision, the Board of Education for Independent School District No. 1 of Tulsa County has officially changed the start time for its meetings to 5:30 PM. This adjustment aims to enhance...
August 7, 2025 - 02:42
Are American Students Being Left Behind Amid Culture Wars?American students are increasingly falling behind academically as local school boards become entangled in culture war controversies. This diversion of focus has raised concerns among educators and...
August 6, 2025 - 02:58
Arkansas Education System Overhaul Continues ProgressArkansas education officials are optimistic about finalizing several outstanding rules this fall that stem from a comprehensive 2023 law aimed at overhauling the state`s K-12 education system. This...