AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI in the classroom: A College of Charleston “Teachable Moments” segment urges students to use AI as a thinking aid, not a replacement for learning. Higher-ed assessment: Clemson and Winthrop highlight how they’re using NSSE results to improve curricula and student outcomes, pushing for more systematic campus conversations. Local education stats: Greenville County colleges awarded 5,640 degrees/certificates in 2023-24; Horry (4,349), Anderson (4,134), and Beaufort (797) also released new totals. School governance: Charleston County School Board member Darlene Roberson faces an unprecedented hearing tied to an inspector general report alleging conflicts of interest and improper disclosures. Public health & safety: A South Carolina-linked report warns about potentially illegal vape/kratom products and calls for tighter rules after deaths. Healthcare policy: A new analysis says federal Medicaid rules could cut payments in dozens of states, threatening access for Medicaid patients. Tech & jobs: NIWC Atlantic in Charleston named Greg Lancaster executive director, overseeing C4I, network security, and readiness for 4,100 personnel. Grants & infrastructure: Aiken’s $65M water treatment plant is under construction for winter 2027, while Laurens County stormwater upgrades in Watts Mill are completed to reduce flooding. Business/legal: Investors are urged to contact firms over a Rackspace Technology class action tied to enterprise AI and cloud revenue concerns.
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