AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation & Equity: Vermont’s preliminary 2025-26 VTCAP results show modest K-12 gains in English and math, but widening gaps persist for historically marginalized students. Local Politics & Housing/Cost of Living: At a Swanton Enhancement Project legislative conversation, lawmakers and candidates wrestled with the knot of education, housing, and affordability. State Budget & Taxes: Gov. Phil Scott’s team signals a tighter budget with new tax-cut priorities if he’s reelected. Civic Engagement: VTSU Castleton hosted a voter engagement fair to help students register and connect with candidates. Justice & Public Safety: In Burlington’s attempted-murder trial, a psychiatrist testified Jason Eaton was “legally sane” when he shot three Palestinian men. Consumer Protection: Vermont AG Griffin joined a $694 million multistate settlement with auto lender Credit Acceptance over predatory lending practices. Community & Culture: Tunbridge’s World’s Fair opened with packed grounds, rides, animals, and long-running local tradition. Faith & Climate: A Brattleboro church workshop offered hope and resilience on climate action through community-powered energy change. Arts & Lifestyle: The Lucas Museum’s rooftop Skywalker Grill is set to open in Los Angeles, blending narrative art with a highly themed dining experience.
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