AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSchool Safety: Sablayan National Comprehensive High School in the Philippines is expanding campus security with CCTV, solar lighting and digital IDs that can alert parents when students arrive or leave. HBCU Funding: The U.S. Department of Education announced a one-time $174 million investment in historically Black colleges and universities, bringing recent additional funding to more than $612 million. Global Expansion: The University of Colorado Denver received approval to establish a campus in Hyderabad, India, with its first cohort expected in August 2027. Reading Access: PEN America counted nearly 12,000 book bans in U.S. schools during 2025–26, a record; Texas accounted for about three-quarters. Higher-Education Equity: Lincoln University students and alumni sued Missouri, alleging decades of unequal funding for the historically Black land-grant university. Student Support: Virginia Tech projects have provided free autism assessments to 83 young people in rural Southwest Virginia and trained 77 educators to support autistic students. District Oversight: Connecticut released a forensic audit of Hartford schools, but the auditor said gaps in records and staff turnover prevented a full reconstruction of some financial activity.
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