Executive Order Updates

Robbins Schwartz has pioneered defining the practice of education law as a singular discipline. As we continue to expand our services, we stay involved in the ongoing development and evolution of the law.

Executive Order Updates

Federal Government Issues Executive Order on Student Athletics and Sues Chicago, Cook County and Illinois Over Immigration Enforcement 

Read our latest law alert summarizing new executive order developments and their implications for institutions, including key timelines to note.

Now Available: 2025 Title IX Toolkit for K-12 Educational Institutions

Robbins Schwartz is proud to offer our 2025 Title IX Toolkit for K-12 Educational Institutions to assist schools in implementation of the 2020 Title IX regulations. Learn how to purchase the toolkit here.

More Executive Orders and Federal Guidance Impacting Educational Institutions

Read our latest law alert about additional executive orders and federal guidance affecting educational institutions.

Now Available: Preparation for Immigration Enforcement Toolkit for Illinois Higher Education Institutions

Robbins Schwartz is proud to offer our guidance documents and templates to assist Illinois higher education administrators in navigating interactions with immigration officials, in accordance with the executive order titled "Protecting the American People Against Invasion." Learn more here.

Now Available: Preparation for Immigration Enforcement Toolkit for K-12 School Districts

Robbins Schwartz is proud to offer our guidance documents and templates to assist K-12 school district administrators in navigating interactions with immigration officials, in accordance with the executive order titled "Protecting the American People Against Invasion." Learn more here.

Executive Orders Impacting Educational Institutions… What You Need to Know

Within hours of taking office, President Trump issued executive orders impacting educational institutions. Robbins Schwartz attorneys are closely monitoring the executive actions, and have identified two orders that administrators should be aware of.