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U.S. Department of Education

Higher Education Homepage
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- College Scorecard
- Community College
Pay for College
- Federal Student Aid (FSA)
- Complete the FAFSA
Manage Your Loans
- Loan Simulator
- Get your 1098-E Tax Form
Career Pathways
- Career and Technical Education
- Raise the Bar: Career Pathways
Veterans
- Information for Military Families and Veterans
- 8 Keys to Veteran Success
Birth to Grade 12 Education Homepage
Early Childhood Education
- Early Learning
- Research on Early Learning
Elementary and Secondary Education
Resources for Parents and Students
- Raise the Bar: Families
- Career Pathways
Laws related to Preschool to Grade 12 Education
- Students with disabilities
Teaching and Administration Homepage
Lead and Manage My School
- Student Engagement and Attendance Center
Safe Learning Environments
- Disaster and Emergency Response
- School Safety and Security
Supporting Students
- Students in foster care
Professional Development
- What Works Clearinghouse
- Kids’ Zone Educator Corner
Grants and Programs Homepage
Money for College
- Pell Grants and Scholarships
- Work Study Programs
Grants Overview
- Available Grants
- Getting Started with Grant Applications
Manage Your Grant
- Grantee Responsibilities
- Grant Training
Grants for Birth to Grade 12
- Well-Rounded Education
- Teacher Prep
Grants for Higher Education
- Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE)
- TRIO programs
Grants for Special Populations
- Students with Disabilities
- Economically Disadvantaged Students
Recognition Programs
- US Presidential Scholars Program
Formula Grants
- Title I, Part A
- Title II, Part A
Laws and Policy Homepage
Civil Rights Laws
- File a Complaint
- Race, Religion, and National Origin Discrimination
Preschool to Grade 12 Education
- Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
- Preschool to Grade 12 Education Policy
Higher Education
- College Accreditation
Individuals with Disabilities
- IDEA
- Section 504 and 504 Plans
Additional Laws and Policy
- Student Records and Privacy
- Education Policy

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September 10, 2024

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