AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedicaid & Health Care: Gov. Ned Lamont rallied in Stamford to push back on federal changes that could force about 108,000 adults off HUSKY D starting Jan. 1, including new work/community engagement rules—while CT says it’s filling some gaps with state funding. Education Funding & Access: CSU-AAUP is urging lawmakers to expand Connecticut’s Finish Line Scholarship beyond associate-degree holders, so more transfer students can afford the jump to bachelor’s programs. School Attendance: Sen. Cathy Osten announced $275,000 in LEAP grants for Norwich to cut chronic absenteeism, citing big drops over recent years. Public Safety Tech & Privacy: Bristol is divesting from FLOCK ALPR cameras and moving to AXON, citing resident privacy concerns and new data-sharing rules. Community & Culture: New Britain named David Obedzinski keynote for its Immigrant Heritage Hall of Fame induction, with cultural presentations planned. Local Politics: Bridgeport’s Board of Ed is asking families to weigh in via a confidential ThoughtExchange survey as it searches for a permanent superintendent. STEM Spotlight: Southern Connecticut State University finalists shared how hands-on STEM and research opportunities are opening doors for women in science.
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