The U.S. Department of Education has terminated civil-rights resolution agreements covering transgender-student protections at several school districts and at Taft College, ending federal monitoring tied to those agreements. The action follows prior investigations and enforcement steps under the Trump administration’s interpretation of Title IX. The districts listed by the Department of Education include Cape Henlopen School District (Delaware), Delaware Valley School District (Pennsylvania), Fife School District (Washington), La Mesa–Spring Valley School District (California), Sacramento City Unified School District (California), and Taft College. In the Department’s statement, Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights Kimberly Richey said prior administrations imposed “unlawful burdens” tied to a “radical transgender agenda,” while asserting the new approach is focused on sex-based Title IX compliance. Officials and advocates warned the termination is unusually sweeping for agreements negotiated after OCR findings. Reporting tied the move to allegations about how schools handle pronouns and facilities, as well as sports-participation rules. The terminations landed amid ongoing Title IX policy shifts, leaving districts and colleges to reassess compliance practices, risk exposure, and any downstream effects on student services and federal oversight.