AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI in K-8: New York City will ban generative AI for elementary and middle school students for one year, limit device screen time, and require AI literacy twice in high school—while teachers can still use AI for some tasks like lesson prep. Immigration & internships: California State University paused new Course Credit CPT applications after DHS/ICE guidance, tightening when international students can earn credit for internships. Teacher pipeline: Pittsburg State University is preparing future elementary teachers through a four-year “professional blocks” pathway, including classroom internships with a gradual “slow release” of responsibilities. School safety: Dorchester District Two placed two schools on lockdown after threats, but investigators later said the incidents were not credible. Campus discipline & equity: North Carolina reported a record 88.8% graduation rate and rising proficiency, while multiple Michigan school enrollment reports highlight persistent racial gaps. Student safety incidents: A substitute teacher in Florida was charged after bringing a loaded gun to Westland Senior High School, and a Minnesota swim coach pleaded guilty in a grooming case involving a student’s sister. Classroom climate: An Australian survey says misbehavior is costing about one-third of teaching time, raising concerns about teacher wellbeing.
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