AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLocal Education & Equity: Texas’ $1B Education Freedom Accounts promised up to $30,000 for private schooling for students with disabilities, but records show fewer than 25 students got the full amount and most received about $16,000. Public Safety: With July heat and water season in full swing, Harris County drownings are renewing calls for swim skills and close supervision; YMCA of Greater Houston and Reliant are offering free water-safety lessons for 320 underserved kids. Immigration & Faith: A nun detained by ICE while heading to Sunday Mass in McAllen was released after intervention from South Texas lawmakers and church leaders, raising fresh questions about ICE conduct. Community & Culture: Resource Center, a major LGBTQIA+ nonprofit, named Christopher Wagley as its next CEO. Food & Pop Culture: Trill Burgers teams up with “My Hero Academia” for a hero-sized Houston-area collaboration launching July 11. Sports: Summer McIntosh broke the women’s 200m butterfly world record at Canadian trials, with training in Austin under Bob Bowman.
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