AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoReligious Freedom: The Supreme Court is set to consider whether Colorado can require religious schools in its publicly funded pre-K program to follow the state’s nondiscrimination law, including in admissions involving children of gay and transgender parents. Student Aid Fraud: The Justice Department is investigating nearly 831,000 student-aid IDs flagged in a nationwide “ghost student” probe; prosecutors have also arrested five people accused of stealing millions in college aid. School Accountability: A report says New York City public schools promote 99.6% of students even as nearly half struggle with math or reading. Teacher Pipeline: Georgia received more than $10 million to expand teacher apprenticeships statewide. Hands-On Learning: Traverse City Central High School plans to build its first greenhouse, giving students in an interdisciplinary science and history program a new place to learn.
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