AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoJuvenile Justice: A federal lawsuit says New York’s juvenile detention system uses long-term solitary confinement that UN officials call torture, alleging teens are held in barren cells for months and forced to use trash cans for bathroom needs. School Enrollment Watch: New York State Education Department data spotlights sharp demographic shifts at local schools, including Pine Hills Elementary in Albany where Black students are 32.7% of enrollment, and NYC’s High School for Law Enforcement and Public Safety where Black students are 44.4% (despite a 10.2% drop in Black enrollment). Education Spending Context: Several enrollment reports reiterate New York’s high K-12 spending—about $30,012 per student—nearly double the national average. Library Note: A separate piece on the “second-largest public library system” is flagged as needing updates. Sports: Scottie Scheffler’s career highlights are featured ahead of the U.S. Open coverage.
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