Congress should fix the ‘Do No Harm’ rule before it does harm
Summary
The article says Congress needs to change the Department of Education’s "Do No Harm" rule before 2028. This is to stop important vocational and service certificate programs from being shut down.Key Facts
- The "Do No Harm" test is a rule set by the Department of Education.
- This rule affects vocational and service-oriented certificate programs.
- Vocational programs teach job skills for specific careers.
- Service-oriented programs often focus on jobs that help people or communities.
- The test may cause useful programs to close if not fixed.
- These programs support entrepreneurship, which means starting and running small businesses.
- They also help people balance work and personal life.
- The author wants Congress to act quickly to fix the rule.
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