AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSchool Technology: Google will let districts switch its K–12 tools on or off individually, but schools that reject AI will also lose access to Google Search. Educators and parents have pushed back, and DuckDuckGo says schools can search the web without AI. Religious Schools: The Supreme Court appears poised to side with Catholic schools seeking public pre-K funding, even when they exclude children of same-sex couples—a ruling that could reshape the rules for publicly funded programs. College Finances: Higher education groups are challenging a proposed IRS rule that could revoke tax-exempt status from private colleges over race-based policies, warning it could deter donations and strain finances. School Governance: Chicago voters elected the city’s full 21-member school board for the first time, with union influence and the board’s leadership drawing close attention.
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