AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCivil Rights in Higher Ed: DOJ says George Washington University Medical School used race in admissions, violating Title VI, after guidance said it wouldn’t. Tech Accountability: Meta agreed to a landmark settlement over alleged child-targeted addictive design, including limits on nighttime use and certain engagement features. School Safety & Equity: Philadelphia will dismiss 52 schools early Tuesday due to heat, with the district citing inadequate cooling and electrical upgrades. K-12 Outcomes: Connecticut reports small test-score gains and lower absenteeism for high-needs students, though results still trail pre-COVID levels. Education Policy & Access: Oregon opened Elm Park, pairing affordable housing with a child care center for 60 kids and 32 homes. Workforce & Career Pathways: College of DuPage launched an A.A.S. in Healthcare Management to train students for healthcare operations roles. Campus & Community: Millersville University hosts a democracy conference Sept. 15 with panels on elections, civic education, and gerrymandering. Childhood Literacy: Grand Rapids’ “If You Give a Child a Book” campaign aims to close reading gaps by funding books for Title I elementary students. Legal/School Names: Shenandoah County schools’ insurer won’t cover an appeal over Confederate school names, leaving the board to seek private funding.
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