AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoInternational Student Policy: A federal judge blocked DHS’s new rule that would have shortened international students’ allowed stay and added fees for major changes—just before it was set to take effect—after a lawsuit argued the plan relied on weak rationales. Higher Ed Oversight: The Education Department’s proposed accreditation reform could shift accreditation from “process” into “substance,” raising alarms that federal officials may be prescribing standards. College Sports: The Senate advanced the Protect College Sports Act, tightening rules around recruiting and NIL, with minority groups warning it could limit protections. Enrollment Pressure: New reporting highlights how falling birth rates are forcing districts to close or consolidate schools, while some HBCUs are bucking the trend with rising interest. K-12 Safety & Social Media: Lodi Unified warned parents about the “Cat in the Hat” AI hoax trend that’s showing up in local social posts, prompting law enforcement attention. Child Care Funding: Wisconsin advocates say draft federal CCDF rules could push subsidies toward stay-at-home care without adding money, risking smaller benefits and longer waitlists.
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