AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI Policy: New York City will temporarily ban student-facing generative AI for elementary and middle school students through 8th grade, while adding twice-yearly AI literacy classes for high schoolers and limiting which AI tools can be used under educator supervision. School Safety & Security: The Philippines’ DepEd is weighing stakeholder input on requiring transparent bags to strengthen campus security after recent school shootings, while also urging more sports, outdoor activities, and clubs to help students channel “unspent energy.” Disaster Recovery: DepEd says monsoon rains and tropical cyclones have damaged 2,243 schools and 11,167 classrooms nationwide, with billions of pesos needed for repairs and reconstruction. Higher Ed Accountability: A Missouri college assistant professor sued, alleging retaliation after raising concerns about teaching qualifications and potential misrepresentations tied to federal student-aid. Student Support & Access: Nicolet College Foundation opened its scholarship application period for spring and summer 2027, with a Sept. 30 deadline. Community Investment: The Kalispel Tribe donated $15,500 to Cusick schools to boost classroom supply budgets. Student Data Watch: Michigan enrollment reports highlight sharp demographic shifts at specific schools, including a large African American majority at Crescent Academy (PK-1).
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