The U.S. Department of Education has unveiled EndDEI.Ed.Gov, a new online portal designed to empower parents, teachers, and community members to report instances of race- or sex-based discrimination in publicly funded K-12 schools. This initiative signals a shift in federal oversight, prioritizing academic excellence and fairness in education over ideological agendas.

The secure portal allows users to submit reports by providing an email address, the name of the student’s school or district, and details of concerning policies or practices. The Department of Education will use these submissions to identify potential areas for investigation.

This effort comes in response to mounting concerns that schools are straying from their core mission of providing a high-quality education in essential subjects like reading, writing, and math. Many parents and educators have voiced frustrations over the growing presence of political and social ideologies in the classroom, which they argue detract from academic achievement and create division among students.

The launch of EndDEI.Ed.Gov emphasizes a growing national effort to restore accountability in public education, ensuring that schools remain focused on academic rigor and equal opportunities for all students while increasing scrutiny on curriculum decisions, hiring practices, and district policies.

To submit a report or learn more, visit EndDEI.Ed.Gov.