AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI in Classrooms: Two Greenville County students helped draft a national K-12 AI policy framework at America’s Youth AI Festival, presenting the STUDENT FIRST Act of 2026 to the district’s board. STEM Access: The GSSM Foundation won a $50,000 grant to expand GoSciTech Summer Camps and STEM Days, with scholarships aimed at rural and underrepresented students. Energy & Industry: Suniva completed an $835M capital raise to build a second U.S. solar cell plant and expand capacity to 5.5 GW. Grid Tech Deal: Flex is buying EPC Power in a $4.4B move to scale U.S. inverter and power-conversion manufacturing for data-center demand. Public Safety Tech: A South Carolina judge ordered Alex Murdaugh’s double-murder retrial to move to Sumter County, citing security, facilities, and courtroom technology needs. Health & Caregiving: A South Carolina nonprofit says family caregivers are turning to tech for end-of-life support, but need safer, better care navigation and education. Education Outcomes: New data show South Carolina’s six-year bachelor’s completion rate for Asian students (2018 entrants) reached 78.8% by 2024.
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