Education experts are raising alarm about a recent Supreme Court decision that has severely restricted the Department of Education’s powers to oversee and regulate schools. USA Today reports that several former and current Department of Education staffers are worried that the court’s ruling in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo would vastly harm the department’s ability to engage in a wide range of activities, ranging from protecting minority students from abuse, negotiating textbook prices, or providing relief for student loan debt. As an example of this, the report points to efforts by the…