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Cameron

Cameron

Founder of New To Education, building a global platform connecting education, business, and opportunity.

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Articles by Cameron

New Federal Civil-Rights Rule Could Make School Discrimination Harder to Prove
Educational Law

New Federal Civil-Rights Rule Could Make School Discrimination Harder to Prove

The U.S. Department of Education has removed disparate-impact provisions from its Title VI regulations, changing how fed...

Why New To Education Is Building a Social Platform for Educators, Students and Businesses
Education

Why New To Education Is Building a Social Platform for Educators, Students and Businesses

New To Education is developing a social platform designed to connect educators, students, businesses and organizations t...

Latest Fitness Research Shows Consistency Matters More Than Extreme Workouts
Fitness

Latest Fitness Research Shows Consistency Matters More Than Extreme Workouts

New fitness research suggests that regular strength training, aerobic exercise and short movement sessions can support l...

Federal Transfer of Special-Education Oversight Raises New Concerns for Students With Disabilities
Educational Law

Federal Transfer of Special-Education Oversight Raises New Concerns for Students With Disabilities

The U.S. Department of Education is shifting much of its special-education work to the Department of Health and Human Se...

Education Department Plans New Federal Rules on DEI, Sex and Foreign University Funding
Educational Law

Education Department Plans New Federal Rules on DEI, Sex and Foreign University Funding

The U.S. Department of Education’s 2026 regulatory agenda outlines new rules affecting DEI programs, Title IX’s definiti...

New Federal Grant Rules Could Give Political Officials Greater Control Over University Research
Educational Law

New Federal Grant Rules Could Give Political Officials Greater Control Over University Research

A sweeping federal grant proposal could give political appointees greater influence over university research funding, gr...

Congress Moves Closer to Dismantling the U.S. Department of Education
Educational Law

Congress Moves Closer to Dismantling the U.S. Department of Education

House Republicans advanced ten bills that would transfer student aid, K–12, higher-education and workforce programs from...

DoDEA’s Book-Removal Lawsuit Could Redefine the Rights of Students in Military Schools
Educational Law

DoDEA’s Book-Removal Lawsuit Could Redefine the Rights of Students in Military Schools

A federal lawsuit over books and curriculum removed from Department of Defense schools could determine how strongly the...

Former Principal Accused of Using Evaluations and Job Authority to Control a Teacher
Educational Law

Former Principal Accused of Using Evaluations and Job Authority to Control a Teacher

A former Kalamazoo middle-school principal is accused in a federal lawsuit of using promotions, evaluations, transfer au...

Assistant Principal Resigns After Allegedly Sharing Photo of Graduate’s Ankle Monitor in Mocking Group Chat
Educational Law

Assistant Principal Resigns After Allegedly Sharing Photo of Graduate’s Ankle Monitor in Mocking Group Chat

A Schenectady assistant principal has resigned after witnesses alleged that she photographed a graduate’s ankle monitor...

Should Florida Colleges Receive Students’ School Threat-Assessment Records?
Educational Law

Should Florida Colleges Receive Students’ School Threat-Assessment Records?

Florida is preparing to transfer certain K–12 threat-management records to colleges and universities when students enrol...

Florida Universities Raise Out-of-State Tuition by as Much as 15% as Affordability Concerns Grow
Educational Law

Florida Universities Raise Out-of-State Tuition by as Much as 15% as Affordability Concerns Grow

Florida’s public universities are raising out-of-state charges by as much as 15% for the 2026–27 academic year, increasi...


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