AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFederal Education Policy: After Democrats’ midterm gains, party leaders are weighing tighter oversight of the Trump administration’s education agenda, though their options are limited. The new federal tax-credit program for K–12 scholarships could also face demands for more accountability and greater help for low-income students; 15 Democratic-led states have yet to join. School Policy: The administration has opened investigations into gender-identity policies at Albuquerque and Santa Fe school districts, adding to legal and political disputes over how schools serve transgender students. Student Support: Madison College says it lost $2 million in federal child-care aid for student parents, while Nevada’s three public colleges received $4.5 million to address a rural teacher shortage. School Meals: Broome-Tioga BOCES secured $533,000 to expand farm-to-school efforts, bringing fresh local food to 30,000 students across 15 districts.
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