AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFederal Education Policy: The Trump administration’s Education Freedom Tax Credit moves forward with proposed Treasury/IRS rules, setting up a nationwide K-12 school choice tax credit launch on Jan. 1, 2027. Higher Ed & Immigration: DOJ sued the University of Delaware to block in-state tuition for undocumented students, continuing a wave of litigation that has already changed policies in multiple states. Student Aid Fraud: A new fraud crackdown targets “ghost student” schemes draining federal aid, with officials pointing to identity verification gaps. Early Childhood Workforce: Minnesota awarded grants to expand licensed early-childhood educators, aiming to add about 80 new teachers. College Value Perception: A Gallup poll finds only 31% of Americans now say college is “very important,” the lowest on record. Campus Safety & Accountability: Cornell students plan a “Justice for Survivors” protest tied to reopened sexual assault allegations. Student Parents: A report highlights rural parenting students’ childcare gaps and limited on-campus support. Public Health: Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak hit 943 cases and a fifth death, underscoring low vaccination coverage.
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