The U.S. Department of Education moved to terminate multiple civil-rights resolution agreements tied to protections for transgender students, including monitoring arrangements affecting Taft College and several K–12 districts. Officials said portions of the settlements are being rescinded, framing the move as undoing prior interpretations of Title IX. Advocates and a former Education Department official said the action is unprecedented and criticized the policy shift as cruelty and an escalation of an anti-trans agenda. The department also indicated it will stop monitoring and enforcing those agreements, which had required specific compliance actions. The immediate campus impact is compliance uncertainty for institutions that had been relying on negotiated settlement obligations and ongoing federal oversight for Title IX implementation.