AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoK-12 Civil Rights & Policy: Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools is hit with a new DOJ lawsuit over its transgender policies, escalating a federal push that could threaten funding and intensify legal battles across other targeted districts. AI in Schools: Wealthy families are paying up to $75,000 a year for AI-centered “schooling with guardrails,” while educators and unions push for clearer rules on how AI should be used safely in classrooms. Student Safety & Health: A RAND study finds nearly one-third of U.S. public schools now require mental health screenings, but many struggle to connect students to follow-up care. Campus Discipline: A judge orders the University at Buffalo to end a two-year suspension of a former Young Americans for Freedom leader tied to alleged threats. Teaching & Civic Memory: Teachers and student leaders are grappling with how to teach 9/11 to a generation that didn’t live it. Higher Ed & Enrollment: The University of Illinois reports record enrollment as online graduate growth and shifting international recruitment change the campus mix. Youth Voice: Weirton, West Virginia, is taking applications for a new Youth Council term, giving students a direct channel to city leaders.
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