Connecticut’s education department defies Trump Administration’s DEI orders
- Connecticut officials announced on Wednesday that they would not sign a DEI compliance order.
- The Trump administration required schools to certify adherence to civil rights laws to receive federal funds.
- Connecticut's education department sent a letter affirming compliance with Title VI for its 508,402 students.
- Lamont stated that Connecticut supports school diversity and ensures access to quality education for every child.
- Connecticut risks losing hundreds of millions in federal funding by refusing to sign the compliance order.
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District superintendent shares powerful letter against banning DEI from public schools
It's not often people witness public school officials publicly clashing with the Department of Education, but that's exactly what has been happing. This face-off isn't over school officials attempting to do something that might harm students. Some school officials feel that the steps recently taken by the Department of Education are harmful overall and one district superintendent penned a powerful letter.Recently the Department of Education, now…
CT refuses to comply with Trump order to end DEI in schools
This story has been updated. Connecticut will not comply with demands to end diversity, equity and inclusion practices in its K-12 schools, a decision that will likely put the state in a standoff with the Trump administration, which has threatened to pull federal funding over the issue. States were issued letters earlier this month from the U.S. Department of Education, calling on officials to “certify their compliance with their anti-discrimina…
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