AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFederal Education Research Funding: The Department of Education’s research arm (IES) faces a scramble as about $180M of roughly $768M in 2025 funding is set to expire soon, raising questions about how quickly grants can be awarded after major staffing cuts. AI in Schools: New York City announced a one-year moratorium on students using AI in public elementary and middle schools, while allowing limited use for high school and teacher tasks like lesson planning. International Student Work Rules: California State University halted processing for course-credit CPT applications for international students after a DHS memo tightened what internships can be used for. Parental Rights vs. District Policies: The U.S. Justice Department filed a first-of-its-kind lawsuit against Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools over alleged secret “gender transitions” and claims the district violated FERPA and PPRA. Campus Safety Spotlight: University of Mount Olive was ranked safest in North Carolina for the sixth straight year, reflecting ongoing attention to campus safety and student support. Workforce & Career Pathways: NASA reopened its Community College Aerospace Scholars challenge, aiming to connect community college students to aerospace careers. Local Education Wins: Texas’ Dr. L.G. Pinkston Sr. High in Dallas ISD earned a top TEA rating after major academic growth, including gains in U.S. History.
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