Chart: Regulatory agenda for 2022-23 includes FERPA, assessment, 504 rules

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The U.S. Education Department plans on finalizing rules related to Impact Aid and the Uniform Grants Guidance by the end of the year, according to the Agency Rule List — Spring 2022. The department recently released proposed Title IX regulations and anticipates publishing proposed FERPA regulations in August.

The department is also working on proposed rules for the Innovative Assessment Demonstration Authority, Rural Education Achievement Program, Impact Aid, EDGAR, and the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment, as well as other civil rights provisions.

Stay tuned for more coverage as these rules are formally proposed or finalized.

Following are the K-12 education-related items in the Agency Rule List for Spring 2022.

Charles Hendrix
Charles Hendrix
Charles Hendrix has been writing about federal K-12 education policy, including the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, since 2006, and has in-depth knowledge of Capitol Hill and the federal legislative process. He is a senior editor with LRP Publications and the author of What Do I Do When® The Answer Book on Title I – Fourth Edition. He lives in South Florida with his son and their trusted chiweenie, Junior.

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