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Education Department Scraps Biden-Era Title IX Gender Identity Protections
Education Department Scraps Biden-Era Title IX Gender Identity Protections
Via American Greatness,
The Education Department announced Monday that it has formally rescinded the Biden administration's interpretation of Title IX that extended sex-discrimination protections to students based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Schools will instead return to Title IX regulations adopted during President Donald Trump's first administration in 2020, a move the department says will protect women's sports and provide greater clarity for schools and families.
"Thanks to today's action, the published Title IX regulations faithfully reflect court orders and Congressional intent -...
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Two thirds of faculty vote to approve cap on A grades for undergrads...
Harvard University faculty gave an emphatic “yes” to capping A grades in a vote Wednesday amid concerns about grade inflation and academic rigor at the prestigious institution.
Approximately 70 percent voted to approve the 20-percent cap on As in undergraduate courses, The Crimson, Harvard’s student newspaper, reports. Nearly 700 professors participated in the vote. The measure will go into effect in the fall...
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