AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFederal Oversight on Gender Materials: The U.S. Department of Education opened a Minnesota investigation over “MyGenderDolls,” after parents said they weren’t notified or allowed to opt out under the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment. Parental Rights Enforcement: In Massachusetts, ED’s Student Privacy Policy Office found Burlington Public Schools violated PPRA by administering a survey with sensitive, sexually explicit questions after opt-out requests. Title IX Clash in Colorado: Jeffco Public Schools sued the U.S. Department of Education after federal threats to withhold over $50M, arguing state law conflicts with Title IX guidance on transgender students in sports and facilities. Student Safety & Accountability: Denver Public Schools faces a federal probe after students alleged they were required to kiss during a class assignment; the district previously fired the teacher. Local Transparency Win: A Kansas federal judge ordered the Lawrence school district to pay about $113,000 in attorney fees and costs for violating the state open records law. College Sports Economics: A revised Protect College Sports Act would expand revenue sharing, including a proposed $25M “retention pool,” as conferences seek support. Campus & Youth Protection: An investigation into Michigan’s Interlochen Center for the Arts alleges decades of sexual misconduct tied to Epstein-linked reporting.
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