AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoStudent Safety: A former St. Louis middle school student is suing the district and principal, alleging officials ignored threats before a 2021 assault and suspended her without a chance to respond. In Mississippi, Jones County schools have installed vape detectors in middle and high school bathrooms. Attendance: A new study says schools can reduce chronic absenteeism by matching strategies to why students miss class and building trust with families. Enrollment: West Virginia public schools lost more than 8,200 students, or 3.5%, with demographic decline and the Hope Scholarship cited as factors. Federal Funding: Proposed 2030 census changes could leave schools with less reliable data for funding and planning, advocates warn. Student Debt: With 9.3 million federal borrowers in default, possible wage garnishment and renewed collection efforts could shape voters’ concerns ahead of the midterms. Workforce Pathways: A $1 million federal grant will help the University of Arizona and partner schools train more mining, processing and recycling engineers for high-paying jobs.
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