AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBack-to-school & health policy: Trump’s new “gold standard” childhood vaccine recommendations would cut the universal list and push more separate shots, but Texas says current school requirements won’t change. Education equity: A Texas Tribune report spotlights how Black-majority schools earn far more Fs than A ratings, leaving families weighing opportunity vs. neighborhood support ahead of upcoming accountability releases. School safety: Hillsboro ISD approved weapon-detection screening tech for middle and high schools, funded through local safety/capital dollars. Immigration & courts: HHS says a Houston firm hasn’t been tapped for a sole-source $150M deal to represent unaccompanied migrant children, while ICE continues high-profile enforcement. Community & culture: Lubbock ISD partners with Toot’n Totum for Spirit Pumps to fund school safety; Houston mourns Georgia Provost, the “Mayor of Third Ward” photographer and TSU professor; and the North Texas Irish Festival is moving to Denton for 2027. Sports & spotlight: Duke women’s basketball released its 2026-27 nonconference slate; and Friends of the Children-Houston highlights Simone Biles’ foster-care connection.
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