AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCampus Safety: No Florida college or university has joined the state’s voluntary armed-guardian program, seven months after a law allowed trained staff to carry guns on campus. School Oversight: Attorney General James Uthmeier plans to investigate Broward County Public Schools’ handling of technology contracts worth more than $40 million; a watchdog alleged bid irregularities in a program that supplied about 80,000 student laptops. Enrollment: Immigrant students account for two-thirds of Orange County Public Schools’ enrollment decline, according to a new report, though details of the district’s response remain unclear. School Changes: Pinellas County parents weighed plans to reshape schools in Tarpon Springs ahead of a board vote, including converting Tarpon Springs Fundamental Elementary into a K-8 school. Education and the Election: At a Florida A&M town hall, gubernatorial candidate David Jolly discussed academic, immigration and diversity policies, pledging to use the governor’s office to support diversity and local programs.
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