AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHigher Ed Civil Rights: The DOJ says George Washington University medical school illegally used race in admissions, including essay-based racial background info tied to interview decisions, escalating the federal push against race-conscious practices. K-12 Funding & Equity: Chicago Public Schools will get back millions in federal grant money after a settlement over policies supporting Black and transgender students, following last year’s federal grant withholding. College Affordability Debate: More states are expanding three-year bachelor’s options to cut costs and time, but critics warn it may narrow learning and weaken credentials. International Students & Rules: The Trump administration tightens internship rules and CPT scrutiny, raising new barriers for international students at U.S. universities. Student Safety: AAA urges families to review insurance and theft risks before students return to campus, noting many dorm crimes target electronics and cash. Local Enrollment Snapshots (Texas): TEA data shows shifting demographics across districts, including El Paso Academy (Hispanic 96.9%), Stratford (Hispanic 62.6%), and Dawson (Hispanic 32.2%), alongside very small Asian/Pacific Islander counts in multiple districts.
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