AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSchool Fraud Exposed: A new report says U.S. school districts in 24 states and Puerto Rico lost $225M to confirmed fraud since 2019, with only $67M recovered—highlighting inflated attendance schemes and misuse of grant money. Special Education Compliance: Families say Arizona’s school for deaf and blind students is violating special education law as students are split up after a campus move. Higher Ed Integrity: Utah’s higher education system lost about $834K to “ghost student” enrollment fraud, with auditors pointing to weak detection and limited information sharing. Community College Retention: A rural North Carolina focus argues community colleges can keep students local by building job pipelines with nearby employers. College Sports Policy: Sen. Ted Cruz pushes a bipartisan “Protect College Sports” bill to prevent a wealthy-school “super league” and protect non-revenue sports. AI in Schools: Alabama GOP candidate Tommy Tuberville backs AI literacy in K-12, saying students must learn to use it responsibly. Teacher Pipeline: Nebraska selected 16 future teachers for its Teacher Scholars Academy cohort. Campus Tech & Manufacturing: A Richmond middle-school FabLab camp let students design and build small businesses, blending digital manufacturing with real-world planning.
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