AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI in the classroom: The University of the Philippines College of Law is rolling out tighter rules on AI use, saying student arguments and employer impressions have slipped as graduates become “AI-dependent,” with a new policy starting for the 2026-2027 school year. Campus safety and rights: A Canadian government-commissioned report finds 95.7% of Jewish students surveyed experienced or witnessed antisemitism, with many saying universities don’t take it seriously and some reporting physical violence. School accountability: DepEd in Davao City apologized after “inappropriate behavior” by students during a President Marcos Jr. visit, launching investigations and mandatory parent conferences plus counseling and values programs. Teacher and student wellbeing: UNC Asheville researchers won a $505,350 NIH grant to study new ways to fight drug-resistant bacteria, including paid research roles for undergrads. Back-to-school supports: Tucson Unified made breakfast and lunch free for all students at its 87 schools under a federal program, removing paperwork for families. Serious misconduct cases: A New Jersey sports coach was charged with sexual assault involving a student, and the district removed him from all student contact. Meals and access: Ohio’s Trumbull County CTE center will provide free meals for eligible students in 2026-27 through the Community Eligibility Provision. Global education justice: Mexico detained former Guerrero governor Ángel Aguirre over alleged evidence-destruction tied to the 2014 disappearance of 43 students from Ayotzinapa.
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