End of K-12 'disparate impact' rule in Connecticut sparks concerns

The Trump administration ended the K-12 'disparate impact' rule in July, which allowed challenges to school policies disproportionately affecting students of color. Connecticut educators express concern that this change removes a tool to address inequities in attendance and disciplinary policies.

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