AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoParental Rights: The Justice Department sued Anne Arundel County schools, alleging the district’s gender-identity policies kept parents uninformed. The case renews a national fight over student privacy and family involvement in schools. School Funding: Five Connecticut education groups urged Gov. Ned Lamont to reject a federal tax-credit voucher plan, warning it could divert support from public schools and limit state oversight. Attendance: Oklahoma lawmakers heard that reducing chronic absenteeism will take more staff and funding to connect families with support and address barriers to getting students to class. Student Well-Being: A Rutgers study found nearly 43% of teens ages 13 to 17 had gambled in the past year; about 11% of teen gamblers showed high risk for problem gambling, prompting calls for greater attention from parents and educators. AI in Classrooms: Educators and researchers are weighing how to manage AI and screen use in schools, balancing new tools against concerns about their effects on learning.
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