AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoTeacher Training Fight: A federal judge struck down the Education Department’s policy cutting about $600M in teacher-training grants tied to DEI, saying the directive violated federal law and didn’t properly consider who depends on the funding. College Admissions Lawsuit: A high-level student lawsuit against the University of Washington over race-based admissions is moving forward, with a law firm arguing the school used an impermissible racial goal. Student Aid Fraud: Fraudsters hit the University of Montana’s Missoula College in a national “ghost student” financial aid scheme, draining about $673,745 before funds were returned. Immigration & Schools: The Education Department is investigating a custody and gender-transition case involving a student, as federal rules for international students and work eligibility continue to shift. Campus & Community Learning: Gadsden State Community College finished a nearly $9M renovation to its Wallace Hall Fine Arts Center, expanding modern arts instruction. Youth Health: A new study links LGBTQ+ bullying and social rejection to higher vaping rates among youth, pointing to stress and coping as key drivers.
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