AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSchool Safety & Violence: France’s student protests turned violent, with nearly 2,000 detained and hundreds of schools closed or damaged as arson and attacks spread from schools to universities. School Safety & Violence: In the U.S., two 16-year-olds were taken into custody after students reported a gun near John Muir Middle School in Wausau, triggering a “Secure” lockdown. Education Policy & Funding: The Trump administration’s new Education Freedom Tax Credit (school choice) is set to launch Jan. 1, offering dollar-for-dollar credits for donations to scholarship grant groups. AI in Schools: Marin County will help districts build AI policies through a funded training program, while Dubai issued new guidance on AI use and allowed timetable changes with regulator approval. Teacher Pipeline: Kansas won $4.51M to expand registered apprenticeship pathways for special education teachers, aiming to boost fully licensed staffing. Student Achievement: Emmaus High School named National Merit® semifinalists Justin Chan and Meenapriya Muthiah. Higher Ed & Research: Carnegie Mellon’s Miami campus, funded by Ken Griffin, is set to open in 2028 focusing on engineering, AI, and robotics. Workforce & Grants: OSHA awarded $10.2M in Susan Harwood workplace safety training grants to 67 organizations.
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