Education Bills
2 bills tracked in the 119th Congress covering education policy.
Education lawmakers are clustering around student safety, campus accountability, and the politics of new technology—not big structural reform. The clearest signals are HR5486, the Tyler Clementi anti-harassment bill, which has a striking 103 cosponsors and would force colleges taking federal aid to tighten harassment rules and transparency; HR3624, a bipartisan push to put crisis hotline information on student IDs as Congress searches for low-cost responses to the youth mental health crisis; and S3063, the LIFE with AI Act, which points to the next front in education fights by giving parents more control over how schools and ed-tech companies use student data in AI-powered tools. Also worth noting: the Senate already moved the National STEM Week Act by unanimous consent, but the real action to watch is whether any of the House education-and-safety bills can break out of committee—and whether AI oversight starts to eclipse older school policy debates.
All Education Bills
2 billsMore Policy Areas
Health
1 billGive Kids a Chance clears House with 313 cosponsors
Science, Technology, Communications
1 billDigital Coast update clears Senate by unanimous consent
Armed Forces and National Security
1 billDefense policy just became law: NDAA for Fiscal Year 2026 enacted
Energy
1 billLabor and Employment
1 billTaxation
1 billAffordable Housing Credit bill surges with 164 cosponsors
Environmental Protection
1 billCivil Rights and Liberties, Minority Issues
1 billFrequently Asked Questions
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Are there any bills in the 119th Congress addressing mental health in schools?
What is the goal of HR2664 regarding Historically Black Colleges and Universities?
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