AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoResearch Security: The Pentagon says 30 U.S. universities have cut ties with foreign entities it considers a risk, after warning schools they could lose federal research funding. Student Safety: TikTok staff testified they warned executives about risks including sexual exploitation and suicide-related content reaching teens; the company disputes the allegations, which have not been tested at trial. K-12 Accountability: Dallas ISD agreed to pay $1 million over its handling of allegations against a former teacher, including claims it failed to report suspected abuse. School Choice: Taxpayer-funded tuition programs are helping classical Christian schools expand, raising fresh questions about public funding and private education. Campus Rights: The 2020 Title IX rules are back, with students and families facing renewed changes to how colleges handle sex discrimination complaints. School Violence: Four people, including a 5-year-old student, were killed in a shooting at an Oregon elementary school; it was the 36th shooting on K-12 grounds in the U.S. this year, according to a school violence database.
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