AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoState Leadership: Louisiana education chief Cade Brumley will leave his post to lead the University of Louisiana system; deputy superintendent Jenna Chiasson is set to serve as interim K-12 chief. School Choice: Idaho’s first report on its $50 million private-school tax credit found recipients had an average income of $178,000, and most children already attended private school. In Tennessee, a federal judge ruled Knox County can’t reject a religious charter application solely on religious grounds, but did not guarantee approval. Classroom Rights: A Connecticut teacher’s fight to display a crucifix in her classroom heads to a federal appeals court, with arguments scheduled for Dec. 7. Student Support: Lancaster adaptive PE teachers Brett and Nicole McCoy were recognized for their work helping students with disabilities build healthy, active lives. Campus Civil Rights: Rice University is among 30 schools named in a federal complaint questioning whether a graduate recruitment program circumvents the ban on race-based admissions.
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