Betsy DeVos

Biden Hammers Betsy DeVos With A Promise That Has His Supporters Fired Up

The Democratic presidential candidate reveals how he'll replace Trump's education secretary.
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CDC Will Relax School Reopening Guidelines, Mike Pence Says

President Donald Trump is waging a pressure campaign against state and local governments.
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Betsy DeVos Makes Moves To Quietly Prop Up Private Schools

Critics say the education secretary is using coronavirus stimulus money to push her school privatization agenda.
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Betsy DeVos’s Campaign To Roll Back Sexual Assault Survivor Rights Is Complete

The education secretary's new Title IX rule adds protections for the accused and lets schools skirt responsibility for assaults entirely if they take place off-campus.
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Secretary DeVos Recommends Maintaining Core Parts Of Disability Law Amid Pandemic

Disability rights advocates were concerned that U.S. Secretary of Education was going to attempt to gut the law.
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Parents Worry New School Waivers Could Unravel Special Ed Protections. Districts Say They're Necessary.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is preparing recommendations on whether schools should be freed from some disability law requirements amid the pandemic.
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Harvard, America's Richest University, Grabs Nearly $9 Million In Taxpayer CARES Aid

The school has a massive $41 billion endowment, the largest of any university in the world.
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The Trump Administration To Cancel Standardized Tests For Closed Schools

A vast majority of schools have shut down to combat the spread of the Coronavirus.
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Joe Biden Lands Endorsement Of The Nation’s Largest Teachers Union

“Educators are determined to use their voice to propel Joe Biden to the White House,” the National Education Association said Saturday.
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Group Asks Congress To Investigate If Betsy DeVos Is Tied To Her Brother's Work

The education secretary's brother, Erik Prince, reportedly recruited an ex-spy to infiltrate a Michigan teachers union.
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