S. 4138 wants to help new schools and education programs prove they’re doing a good job so they can get money from the government to help students learn. Special groups will check if the schools are really helping students succeed and if they’re worth the money.

In this bill, schools are told not to share students' personal information, like their names and addresses, without permission, especially when checking if they are voting. This helps keep students' details private and safe from being used without their consent.

H.R. 8269 is a proposed rule that wants schools to let military recruiters come in, just like other job or college people, to talk to older students about joining the military. It also says that someone has to check each year to make sure schools are following this rule.

H.R. 5646 wants colleges and universities in the U.S. to tell everyone about any hazing, which is when people are mistreated in a group, like in clubs or teams. The law would make schools write down what happened, show how they'll stop it, and follow the rules, but it doesn't say what happens if schools don't do this.