AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoYouth & Community: New Britain’s Hoops for Homeless tournament returns Saturday for its 11th year. It has raised more than $80,000 for students and families facing housing instability, including scholarships for New Britain High School graduates. Education: Connecticut is sending $10 million in health-insurance help to more than 7,600 paraeducators. In New Haven, Friends Center for Children has opened the nation’s first free teacher-housing village; eight early-childhood educators live there. Campus Accountability: Connecticut’s public college system launched a dashboard tracking nine reforms after an outside review found serious failures in its handling of sexual-harassment complaints. Regional Heritage: The Last Green Valley is moving its headquarters to Ashford’s historic Church Farm, which will remain an educational resource for Eastern Connecticut State University students and faculty. Schools: Connecticut computer-science enrollment has dropped by about 3,000 students since 2022–23, with coding and robotics courses seeing the steepest declines. Family Services: Wethersfield nonprofit FAVOR, which supports families of children in crisis or with special needs, plans to close Oct. 30, leaving 70 families looking for help.
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