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Matched (50)
Mathematical and Statistical Modeling Education Act
If you teach or study K–12 math or data science, this bill proposes support for modeling education but does not establish that new funding is available.
Strength in Diversity Act of 2022
If your child attends public school, this unenacted proposal did not itself change their school placement or make new diversity-grant funding available to their district.
Strength in Diversity Act of 2021
If your child attends a public pre-K or K–12 school, this proposal would support voluntary district integration efforts through federal grants, but its House-calendar status does not make that funding available.
Mathematical and Statistical Modeling Education Act
If you attend or work in a K–12 school, this proposal could support mathematical and statistical modeling instruction, but the finding does not establish that grants are available.
Strength in Diversity Act of 2023
If your child attends a public school or early childhood program, this bill proposes grants for voluntary integration efforts but does not itself change their placement or create currently available funding.
Mathematical and Statistical Modeling Education Act
If you teach in a public K–12 school, this bill proposes federal support for modeling education research but does not establish an available grant program.
Mathematical and Statistical Modeling Education Act
If you conduct K–12 mathematics education research at a college or nonprofit, this House-passed bill would create a competitive NSF grant pathway for work on modeling, data science, and computational thinking if enacted.
NEST Act
If you teach in a Bureau of Indian Education school or Native American immersion program, the introduced NEST Act proposes targeted scholarships, loan forgiveness options, and training support, not currently established benefits.
Focus on Learning Act
If your child's school opts into the pilot, their phone could be locked away for the school day using federally funded storage.
Keep Our PACT Act
If you work in or attend a high-poverty K-12 school or rely on IDEA special education services, this bill — currently only introduced — would expand and lock in federal funding for those programs through 2035 if it became law.
Federal Scholarship Tax Credit
If you donate to a state-certified K-12 scholarship-granting organization, these proposed rules would let you claim a nonrefundable federal tax credit for that contribution.
MAGNET Act of 2022
If you work in a district running or planning magnet schools, this bill would have extended federal grant authority through 2025 and opened a new diversity-focused funding stream — but it did not advance, so no new funds were created.
To direct the Secretary of Defense to expand the priority list for the Public Schools on Military Installations Program of the Department of Defense.
If your child attends a public school on a military installation, this bill would enlarge the DoD priority list for construction funding but does not itself appropriate new money.
Recodification of Title IX Rules
If you are a student, employee, or administrator at a federally funded school, the Title IX rules you must follow are the pre-2024 regulations, now the only version in the CFR.
American Innovation and Competitiveness Act of 2006
If you attended elementary or middle school in 2006, this Senate bill would have introduced federally recognized Math and Science Days at your school, but it never became law.
Providing Distance Education for Foreign Institutions Act
If you are a U.S. student enrolled in an online program run by a foreign institution, this bill would, if enacted, add new federal rules governing that arrangement; nothing changes while it sits in committee.
Accreditation, Innovation, and Modernization: The Secretary's Recognition of Accrediting Agencies; Institutional Eligibility Under the Higher Education Act of 1965, as Amended; Student Assistance General Provisions
If you attend or run a Title IV-participating college, your accreditor will be reviewed by the Education Department under revised recognition standards that hew closer to the HEA statute and carry fewer federal procedural requirements.
To amend the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to provide for additional activities, resources, and data collection with respect to English learners, and for other purposes.
If you teach English learners or immigrant students, this introduced bill would expand permitted federal subgrant uses to include culturally competent educator training, but it does not yet change current rules.
Public Service Worker Protection Act
If you are a public-sector worker potentially covered by this bill, nothing changes yet — it has only been introduced and referred to committee.
Expanding Access to Mental Health Services in Schools Act of 2024
If you have a child in elementary or secondary school, this introduced bill proposes more federal support for student mental health services but does not itself expand available services.
Segal AmeriCorps Education Award Tax Relief Act of 2026
If you earned a Segal AmeriCorps education award, this introduced bill would reduce the federal income tax you owe when you use it for tuition or student loans.
Proposed Priorities and Definitions-Secretary's Supplemental Priorities and Definitions
If your institution applies for Department of Education discretionary grants, this proposal could change the priorities and definitions used in future competitions if finalized and applied.
Protecting Students from Sexually Explicit Materials Act
If you are a K-12 student, parent, teacher, or school librarian, this introduced bill would restrict access to materials deemed sexually explicit in educational settings but has not become law.
National Innovation Act--Commerce Provisions
If you are a graduate student or NSF-funded researcher, none of this bill's fellowship or funding expansions apply — it was referred to committee in 2006 and never became law.
Streamlining Energy Efficiency for Schools Act of 2013
If you work for a school district trying to finance energy-efficiency or renewable upgrades, this bill would give you a single DOE-run entry point to existing federal programs but no new money.
Deleting Online Predators Act of 2006
If you use a school or public library computer, this 2006 bill would have required blocking of social networking sites and chat rooms as a condition of federal E-rate subsidies, but it never became law.
Scratch Cooked Meals for Students Act
If you run or rely on a K-12 school food program, this bill — if enacted — would push menus away from pre-packaged items toward meals cooked on-site.
ACTION for National Service Act
If you participate in national service programs, this bill is at an early introduced stage and does not yet change any tax treatment of your service benefits.
Teaching Engaged Citizenship Act of 2026
If you teach or set K-12 civics curriculum, this bill is only at committee referral and does not yet change any requirements or funding.
Biotechnology for All High School Students Act
If you're a high school student or STEM teacher, this bill has only been introduced and referred to committee — no programs or funding are available yet.
Promoting National Service and Reducing Unemployment Act
If you are seeking a national service position, this bill proposes funding for more opportunities but has not yet made additional positions available.
Edith Nourse Rogers STEM Scholarship Opportunity Act of 2025
If you are a Post-9/11 GI Bill user pursuing a STEM or health-care degree, this bill would make it easier to qualify for up to nine extra months of benefits (capped at $30,000) by loosening the credits-earned and remaining-entitlement thresholds.