AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHigher Ed Leadership: The University of Miami named music producer Matt Serletic dean of the Frost School of Music, starting Oct. 19, 2026. College Sports Policy: The Senate advanced the Protect College Sports Act, setting national rules for athlete compensation and eligibility while the House is out until after the election. School Choice Fight: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul pledged to opt into federal “Freedom” scholarships despite pushback from the teachers union. Federal Oversight & Student Safety: The Education Department secured a resolution agreement with Virginia Beach City Public Schools to restore protections after Title IX findings on sexual misconduct investigations. Privacy/Parents’ Rights: The Education Department opened an investigation into a Massachusetts district over allegations it supported a student’s “gender transition” without parents’ knowledge. Campus Free Speech Clash: The University of Utah dropped charges against College Republicans after a “Kirkiversary” cake post sparked a doxxing dispute. International Students: A federal judge paused a DHS rule capping international student stays at four years. Workforce & Training: Idaho State University announced plans for a second nuclear reactor to expand nuclear research and workforce training. Local Student Well-Being: ProCare Therapy ranked three Collin County cities—Frisco, Plano, and McKinney—among the nation’s best for kids.
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