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The American Bar Association notified Florida Coastal School of Law on May 18 that the school’s teach-out plan was rejected and must be resubmitted. The ABA directed the law school to submit the plan to facilitate the transfer of its students to other accredited law schools to finish their education after Florida Coastal’s application for reinstatement in the federal Title IV student loan program was denied in April. “We will be submitting an appeal of the Department of Education’s decision this week. We will be resubmitting the teach-out plan by May 28 with details on how the plan wi...

Family pay tribute to 'gentle giant' volunteer firefighter from Peterborough after tragic death William Baker's death came as a "complete shock" to his loved ones Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from CambridgeLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A family have paid tribute following the death of a "caring and thoughtful" volunteer firefighter in Peterborough. William Baker,...

Florida Coastal School of Law disputes the findings released May 13 by the office of Federal Student Aid in the U.S. Department of Education denying the school’s reinstatement into the loan program. The school’s dean says the decision not to reinstate Florida Coastal in the federal student loan program is a mistake and it will appeal the denial, according to a statement released May 14 by the law school. “I was perplexed by the ED’s decisions and disagree on many points they made in the letter and press release,” said Peter Goplerud, Florida Coastal president and dean, in the releas...

The office of Federal Student Aid in the U.S. Department of Education notified Florida Coastal School of Law on May 13 that the school’s application for reinstatement to participate in federal student aid programs is denied. Without access to federal student aid programs, the law school will close. “We are currently reviewing the letter with counsel and looking at our options. We have been given 10 days to appeal the DOE decision. We submitted a teach-out plan to the ABA last week and have been in preliminary contact with them concerning this denial and we will be speaking with them furth...

Florida Coastal School of Law says a “procedural matter” resulted in its termination from the federal student loan program, triggering the process for closing the school. By direction of the American Bar Association, Florida Coastal submitted a teach-out plan May 7 that would allow the school to maintain its accreditation while its students are allowed to transfer to other accredited law schools to complete their education. Florida Coastal President and Dean Peter Goplerud said May 11 that the U.S. Department of Education terminated the law school’s participation in the federal student ...