Protecting and Promoting School Choice

April 30, 2026

Fake Student Loan Scams Surge with Less Federal Enforcement

Scammers are increasingly offering fake student loan forgiveness deals, often charging fees for nonexistent services, as seen in the case of a Wisconsin teacher targeted with an 80% debt reduction promise. This rise coincides with the federal government’s rollback of enforcement measures against such fraud. The proliferation of these scams exploits borrowers still burdened by

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Confusing College Aid Offers Lead to More Debt

Families often struggle to understand college financial aid offers due to confusing jargon, leading to unexpected debt. A proposed legislative fix aims to standardize these offers but is stalled in Congress. Student groups argue the bill does not go far enough in ensuring clarity and transparency. Key Points Financial aid letters use vague terms, obscuring

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Detroit Rejects Obama Charter Renewal Despite Protests

The Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) has decided not to renew the charter for Barack Obama Leadership Academy, with the contract set to expire on June 30. Despite community protests, the district stands by its decision. The school is actively seeking a new authorizer to remain operational. Key Points DPSCD will not renew Barack

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Stanford ED Probe on Racial Bias in Teacher Program

The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into Stanford University following allegations of racial discrimination in a program designed to provide professional and financial support to K-12 teachers pursuing certification. The probe stems from complaints about the program’s practices. Stanford has not yet publicly responded to the allegations. Key Points Investigation focuses on

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