AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation & Belonging: A commentary argues Vermont should make it easier for international graduates to stay, noting that 1,279 international college students contributed an estimated $57.6 million to the state economy and supported 336 jobs in 2024–25. At Vermont high schools, international enrollment has dropped by about half at some schools amid federal visa changes, affecting both school finances and students’ chance to build cross-cultural friendships. Indigenous Community: Magic Mann says its BTV Local & Indigenous Fund has distributed more than $175,000 to community causes, including over $75,000 for Indigenous people, culture and communities. Ski History: The Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum’s Oct. 29 speaker series opens with former racer Bill Farrell sharing film, photos and stories from Johnson State College’s 1966–74 ski team. Fall Traditions: Sugarbush’s Oktoberfest brought yodeling, stein races, live German music and Vermont beer, with community activities and scenic lift rides planned next. Migrant Worker Debate: Records released by John Rodgers’ campaign show investigations and a 2025 settlement over seasonal-worker housing at the Gray family farm. The records do not name Molly Gray; she says she was not involved and learned of the issue from her brother in 2025.
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