Catherine Lhamon Will Join ELC “What Do We Do Now?” Webinar Series
Catherine Lhamon, the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Education, will join ELC for…
What Do We Do Now? Students’ Rights Are Civil Rights!
January 6, 2025 Join ELC for the third of Three Not-to-be-Missed Webinars About the Future of Public Education…
2024 By the Numbers
As 2024 comes to a close, we want to share some highlights of Education Law Center’s work over…
ELC Provides Testimony about Special Educator Shortage to U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
Public testimony will be accepted through December 16 Education Law Center Litigation Director Jessica Levin was tapped to…
Statement of Education Law Center Executive Director Robert Kim on the Nomination of Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education
The position of United States Secretary of Education is a vitally important one, both substantively and symbolically. The…
PFPS and Allies Urge Federal Appellate Court to Uphold Maine Law Protecting LGBTQ+ Students
Public Funds Public Schools (PFPS) and a large group of allies have filed an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief in Crosspoint…
Religious Charter School Declared Unconstitutional: A Webinar on the Oklahoma Supreme Court’s Recent Ruling
In June, the Oklahoma Supreme Court declared that a religious public charter school set to open in fall…
Oklahoma Supreme Court Blocks Nation’s First Religious Public Charter School
OKLAHOMA CITY — Americans United for Separation of Church and State, the American Civil Liberties Union, Education Law…
Getting Our Message Across: Supporting Journalism, Public Education, and Public Institutions
On June 5, Education Law Center hosted our 15th annual Education Justice Lecture: The Education Beat: Journalism, Education Equity,…
Statement from Education Law Center Executive Director Robert Kim on the 70th Anniversary of the Landmark School Desegregation Ruling in Brown v. Board of Education
Today marks the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, one of the most significant civil rights…