AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoK-12 Governance: Idaho is pushing for more control over how federal education dollars are spent, using an Ed Flex waiver to localize decisions for student outcomes. Civic Learning: U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon urged schools to strengthen civic literacy ahead of Constitution Day, including routine Pledge recitations for students. School Meals: The School Nutrition Association is asking federal help as food, labor, and equipment costs strain the National School Lunch Program. Teacher Workforce: Kansas reports high teacher vacancy pressure, with special education hardest to staff. Student Safety & Justice: A former Ohio teacher faces charges after authorities allege he knowingly let a missing teen stay at his home for 263 days. Higher Ed Access: Earlham College expanded its free-tuition program for Indiana students earning up to $100,000. Campus & Policy: A federal judge blocked DHS’s “duration of status” visa changes for international students, keeping the current framework in place while litigation continues. Community & Learning: A Vera Institute justice internship program is giving high schoolers paid, hands-on ways to rethink policing and corrections.
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