AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoInternational Student Policy: A U.S. university says new DHS/ICE guidance will likely tighten CPT approvals, limiting off-campus internships for many F-1 undergrads and most grad students. Higher Ed Admissions: Michigan’s “MI College Match” lets students be admitted without a traditional application, with offers based on student profiles starting mid-September. Reading Crisis: PISA results show U.S. 15-year-olds’ reading scores fell sharply, echoing declines abroad and raising fresh pressure on literacy policy. K-12 Curriculum Fight: Texas’ education board approved social studies changes that frame “radical Islam” as tied to 9/11 and require study of early Islam through specific historical claims. Supreme Court Calendar: The Court will hear cases touching Title IX workplace discrimination, gun bans, parental rights, civil forfeiture, and proof-of-citizenship voting rules. School Safety/Health: Food Allergy Canada urges laws requiring all schools to stock epinephrine, citing gaps like Alberta’s model. Labor & Campus Negotiations: California State University faculty talks hit an impasse over pay, workload, sick leave, health care, sabbaticals, and AI protections. Workforce Training: Indiana’s DWD named Wagler Education & Training Center a “Program of Excellence” for adult education outcomes.
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