AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoStudent Debt: The American Federation of Teachers sued Education Secretary Linda McMahon, alleging more than 90,000 public-service workers have been left waiting for loan forgiveness and required to keep making payments. College Completion: Arizona’s public universities will share a $3.97 million federal grant to help students who left with 60–89 credits return and finish degrees; more than 726,000 Arizonans have college credits but no degree. Civics Education: Salem-Keizer social studies teachers are using mock elections and campaign materials to prepare students for the 2026 vote. Student Achievement: Newark schools reported fewer than 30% of students in grades 3–8 met grade-level expectations in math or English on new state tests; officials caution the results cannot be directly compared with past scores. School Climate: U.S. schools received a record 22,687 civil-rights complaints, while the Justice Department has allocated about 40 lawyers to handle them.
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