Education Dept. Teacher Cancellation Low Income Directory Information Collection

Federal Register: Education Dept

Published March 26th, 2026

Detected March 25th, 2026

Summary

The Education Department has published a notice regarding information collection activities for the Teacher Cancellation Low Income Directory. This notice details proposals and approvals related to data collection for this directory, which is used to track teacher service for loan cancellation purposes.

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The Education Department has issued a notice concerning its information collection activities related to the Teacher Cancellation Low Income Directory. This notice, scheduled for publication on March 26, 2026, outlines proposals and approvals for data collection processes associated with this directory. The directory is instrumental in verifying teacher service for eligibility under federal student loan cancellation programs.

This is an informational notice regarding an existing program's data collection procedures. While it does not introduce new compliance obligations or penalties, educational institutions and employers involved in the teacher cancellation program should be aware of the agency's information collection framework. No immediate action is required from regulated entities beyond standard record-keeping practices related to teacher service verification.

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Public Inspection :: Notice

Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Submissions, and Approvals: Teacher Cancellation Low Income Directory

An unpublished Notice
by the Education Department on 03/26/2026

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