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X.B. by & through C.B. v. Mazzeo, No. 3:25CV756, 2026 WL 917511, at *1 (M.D. Pa. Mar. 31, 2026) - A five-year-old special education student was enrolled in the Wyoming Valley West School District and attended the State Street...more
Can an employee sue a school, district, college, or university for sex discrimination? Yes, under Title VII. But under Title IX? That question is now before the Supreme Court. Last month, the Supreme Court granted...more
In early May, thousands of K-12 schools, colleges, and universities were disrupted when Canvas, a leading edtech software program, went offline during one of the busiest times of the academic year....more
The 2026 regular session of the Connecticut General Assembly adjourned on May 6, 2026, closing out a "brief" election year session. ...more
This series will cover best practices for writing investigation reports and decisions in Title IX cases that comply with current regulatory requirements. Each training will take place across two days. The initial sessions...more
Türkiye has introduced significant reforms to family leave entitlements and child protection measures in the workplace. The changes include extended maternity and paternity leave periods, new protections for children in...more
On Friday May 29, 2026, the Ohio Supreme Court gave Ohio property owners certainty that a board of education cannot use R.C. 2506.01 as an alternate means to appeal a board of revision’s property valuation decision....more
Time for a tune-up of your HR practices! Join the Bricker Higher Education team to discuss the latest case law, federal guidance, and best practices in hiring, evaluating, terminating, and everything in between. We’ll cover...more
The evidence in student conduct cases is suddenly more questionable than it used to be. Is that video real? Are those text messages complete? And what about the volumes of correspondence that seem to be drafted by someone (or...more
This alert highlights a significant and timely development at the FCC, as the Commission signals a potential rethink of the E‑Rate Program amid growing attention to children's screen time and online safety. The proceeding, if...more
In the spring of 2007, New York’s Attorney General initiated a high-profile investigation into what he characterized as unethical conduct across the student loan industry....more
On May 14, 2026, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont signed Public Act No. 26-13, “An Act Concerning Various Revisions to the Public Health Statutes” (the “Act”) into law. The Act contains numerous revisions to State public...more
Gartenberg v. Cooper Union became one of the most closely watched campus antisemitism cases in the country after a federal court permitted the students’ Title VI deliberate indifference claims to proceed in February 2025. And...more
On June 2, in the last list of bills in her term, Governor Reynolds vetoed five bills, including SF 2453, which would have created new requirements for Iowa’s three regents universities to invest their endowments into Iowa...more
After months of false starts on Capitol Hill, a bipartisan pair of senators is trying a different route when it comes to resolving issues around modern college sports. Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) and Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.),...more
Join education attorney, Dr. Eric T. Butler, for a fast-paced, one-hour webinar focused on the ethical challenges that arise in civil rights compliance in education. This session examines how the ABA Model Rules of...more
On May 22, the Division I Cabinet proposed and discussed an age-based eligibility model (i.e., the 5-in-5 proposal) that would give student-athletes five years of eligibility, beginning either the academic year after turning...more
Title IX is a statute that many people associate with protections for the students of educational institutions and other recipients of federal funds. Since the aim of the statute is to end and prevent discrimination on the...more
On May 18, 2026, the United States Supreme Court granted certiorari in the case of Crowther v. Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. The Court will determine whether Title IX of the Education Amendments of...more
Can employees of federally funded educational institutions file lawsuits against their institutions under Title IX? To date, the answer to that question has depended on where the educational employer operates....more
Student-athletes will no longer have caps on the amount of prize money they can earn prior to college enrollment under a new settlement signed by the NCAA. The agreement to resolve litigation in Brantmeier v. NCAA permits...more
The Eighth Circuit recently refused to use Title IX to keep a transgender girl off her high school softball team, and in doing so, left Title IX’s playbook for protecting female athletes fully intact....more
Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review an Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals decision involving the ability of employees of educational employers to sue for sex discrimination under Title IX of the Educational...more