department of education

Beauty schools could be collateral damage in higher-ed reform, putting jobs for working mothers and low-income women at risk.

The move saved the agency $30 million right off the bat.

Disparate impact policies and a “wellness” bureaucracy taught students that rules get conditional enforcement.

Two school districts have been accused of concealing critical information from parents, opening the possibility of funding cuts for noncompliance.

“We have constructed an educational theme park – flashy, fun, but not practical for those seeking opportunity and advancement."