AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI in Schools Policy: New York City is imposing a one-year moratorium on student-facing generative AI for elementary and middle schoolers (through grade 8), while adding twice-yearly AI literacy for high school students and limiting supervised use. EdTech Effectiveness: The American Psychological Association warns that “engagement” with educational apps isn’t the same as learning, urging schools and parents to be cautious about AI-driven performance claims. Teacher Support for AI: A Kansas district is using an AI tool (MagicSchool) in math lessons with funding from the University of Kansas Center for Reimagining Education to help teachers connect AI to real-world careers. School Safety Drills: Davao City police and DepEd XI partners are running campus security simulation exercises to strengthen response plans against threats and online risks. Funding & Access: West Virginia University School of Dentistry opened a renovated expanded facility funded largely by a $12.6M U.S. health award, while Ghana’s education leaders stressed that data quality is key for better national decisions. Student Outcomes: Catawba County Schools reported broad gains in 2025-26 testing, with more schools meeting growth expectations and higher proficiency rates.
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