AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI in Schools & Skills: Ghana signed an Intel-backed deal to scale AI for Youth and add responsible AI teaching in K-12 classrooms, aiming to help students use AI safely and effectively. Student Access & Support: New Jersey’s Cherry Hill district is targeting chronic absenteeism, focusing on students absent 10%+ of days and building belonging and support connections. School Recognition: Georgia named East Jackson Elementary a 2026 Title I Distinguished School, placing it in the top 5% of Title 1 schools for ELA and math performance. Higher Ed Affordability: Middlebury will become tuition-free for admitted students from families earning up to $175,000, expanding access through its strategic plan. AI Governance at the UN: UN chief Guterres urged oversight and safeguards for AI, while Trump rejected “globalist” AI control efforts. Climate & Health Risk: A study warns Super El Niño could drive about 451,000 additional deaths from extreme heat, with the most severe impacts in vulnerable regions. Digital Divide: Selma University and AT&T opened a Connected Learning Center with free internet, tutoring, mentoring, and digital literacy courses.
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