Recognizes the accomplishments of title IX, a law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in education, and acknowledges the ongoing need for equal educational opportunities for women and girls. Celebrates the 50-year impact of this law.

Lowers the interest rate on Federal student loans to 2 percent. This change would apply to loans under the Higher Education Act of 1965.

Establishes rules to protect consumers using financing tools for workforce training, postsecondary education, and economic development. Requires a framework to support the growth of outcomes-based student financing tools.

Limits spending on work authorizations for foreign students. Requires the government to reduce expenditures on these authorizations.

Amends the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act to provide relief for military members who homeschool their children. Requires changes to support homeschooling families in the uniformed services.

Recognizes the contributions of Black people to the musical heritage of the United States and designates June 2026 as 'Black Music Month'.

Regulates college sports by affecting rules related to athlete compensation and revenue. Establishes guidelines for college athlete pay and benefits.

Amends the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act to provide relief for military members who homeschool their children. Requires special considerations for these families under the Act.

Allows college athletes to earn money from their name, image, and likeness without losing their scholarships. Regulates how colleges and universities can interact with student athletes regarding these earnings.

Funds grants for schools to create programs that help high-need students succeed and finish their education. These programs will be based on proven methods to increase student participation and retention.

Prohibits public funds from being used for private school vouchers and other private education expenses, requiring them to be spent on public schools instead. Limits how public money can be diverted to private schools.

Honors the victims and survivors of a mass shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island. Recognizes the tragedy that occurred on December 13, 2025.

Requires public colleges and universities that receive certain medical grants to include menopause training in their medical student curriculums. This training must be added to the existing education programs for medical students.

Requires colleges to share data on student outcomes, such as graduation rates and job placement, to help students make informed decisions. Funds initiatives to support student success in postsecondary education.

Requires schools that participate in the national school lunch program to also participate in the summer Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) program, which helps low-income families buy food during the summer. Funds food assistance for these families during the summer months.

Requires schools to verify student enrollment to receive federal funding, banning aid for 'ghost students' who don't actually attend. Funds will only go to schools that can prove their students are real and attending classes.

Funds community colleges to advance agriculture education and training programs. Establishes support for agricultural workforce development at community colleges.

Requires schools to have access to naloxone, a medication that reverses opioid overdoses. Funds schools to obtain and store naloxone for emergency use.

Repeals the Department of Education's new rules for the Federal Student Loan Program. Cancels changes to how student loans are managed and forgiven.

Establishes the Grand Village of the Natchez Indians and Jefferson College as affiliated areas of the National Park System. Adds these sites to the national network of protected historic and cultural areas.

Requires schools to teach students about the Holocaust and antisemitism, and funds education programs to combat antisemitism. Establishes grants for schools to develop Holocaust and antisemitism education programs.

Congratulates students, parents, teachers, and leaders of charter schools across the US for their contributions to education. Recognizes the 27th Annual National Charter Schools Week.

Establishes Marcus's Law, though the specifics of the law are unclear from the provided information. Requires further review of the bill's text to determine its exact actions.

Requires background checks for all preschool employees and establishes stricter child safety standards in preschool settings. Funds grants to support the implementation of these new standards.

Requires universities to disclose certain information and establishes accountability measures for institutions of higher education. Funds would be withheld from universities that fail to comply with these requirements.

Regulates college sports by establishing rules for student athlete compensation and recruitment. Limits the ability of colleges to profit from student athlete name, image, and likeness.

Funds efforts to provide internet access and devices to students who lack them, helping to close the digital divide. Requires the development of a program to support these efforts.

Allows borrowers to refinance their student loans to lower interest rates. Enables students and former students to potentially lower their monthly loan payments.

Requires schools to get parental consent before sharing students' personal information with third parties, and funds efforts to protect student data. Establishes rules for how schools can collect and use student data.

Establishes a process for the federal government to transfer the former Albuquerque Indian School property to the Pueblo of Zuni or other Native American tribes. Requires the government to consider the tribes' wishes for the property's future use.