AGP Executive Report
Last update: a day agoEducation Policy Fight: AG Kwame Raoul co-led a multistate push against a proposed U.S. Department of Education rule that would let the Trump administration control education grant funding and attach policy conditions or cut money at will. School Air & Health: Sen. Julie Kushner urged Connecticut schools to finish annual HVAC surveys and apply for state HVAC funds, pointing to UConn’s free room air filtration kits as a way to protect learning and reduce illness spread. Immigration at School: New reporting highlights ICE tactics near schools and bus stops, with lawmakers and educators warning about disruptions, fear, and rising absenteeism. Campus Safety Data: Central Connecticut State University reported one on-campus rape in 2025, down from three in 2023 and four in 2024, in its Clery Act report. Disability & Community: The Kennedy Collective marked 75 years of employing and empowering people with disabilities across Connecticut. Culture Spotlight: Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is bringing “Gilmore Girls Holidays” to Stars Hollow this winter, with new set additions for fans. Local Arts & Heritage: East Haddam’s community mural project is set to debut Oct. 4, using cats to trace local history from Indigenous roots to today.
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