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Naaz Modan

Naaz Modan

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Education Reporter, K-12 Dive

Washington

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Total articles 1466

  • Despite layoffs, NAEP to continue as planned in 2026

    By Naaz Modan Verified| K-12 Dive Verified Despite massive layoffs that left the U.S. Department of Education with a skeleton crew in charge of administering and analyzing the Nation's Report Card, the agency said on Thursday the assessment will continue as planned next year. "The Department will ensure that NAEP [the National Assessment of Educational Progress] continues to provide invaluable data on learning across the U.S," said U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon in a statement on Thursday.

    By Naaz Modan Verified · K-12 Dive

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • ‘Many, many’ other states next: DOJ sues Maine over transgender athlete policies

    By Naaz Modan Verified| K-12 Dive Verified The U.S. Department of Justice announced a civil lawsuit Wednesday against the Maine Department of Education, seeking to stop a policy allowing transgender students to compete on women and girls' sports teams. The department is also reviewing the state’s federal funding and may retroactively pull all funding the state has received for not complying with Title IX in the past.

    By Naaz Modan Verified · K-12 Dive

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Despite layoffs, NAEP to continue as planned in 2026

    By Naaz Modan Verified| K-12 Dive Verified Despite massive layoffs that left the U.S. Department of Education with a skeleton crew in charge of administering and analyzing the Nation's Report Card, the agency said on Thursday the assessment will continue as planned next year. "The Department will ensure that NAEP [the National Assessment of Educational Progress] continues to provide invaluable data on learning across the U.S," said U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon in a statement on Thursday.

    By Naaz Modan Verified · K-12 Dive

    Apr. 17, 2025

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K-12 Dive

Washington, D.C., United States