AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation & Youth: Gov. Ferguson’s proposal to require Washington high school seniors to complete FAFSA (or the state WAFSA alternative) is drawing questions from families, with advocates stressing it doesn’t force college or loans. School Policy: Seattle Public Schools is rolling out a stricter phone-off-in-class rule for high schools, aiming to cut distractions while keeping limited exceptions. Public Health: Public Health—Seattle & King County says a national Cyclospora outbreak is growing elsewhere, but King County hasn’t seen an unexpected local spike yet. Elections & Civic Life: The “millionaire’s tax” repeal initiative is certified for the November ballot, setting up another major fight over education funding and tax policy. Justice & Safety: Neighbors in Enumclaw are outraged after a Level 3 sex offender was released from McNeil Island and moved into their community. Culture & Community: A Black church in Vancouver’s McLoughlin Heights area earned a historic designation—while leaders say it needs more worshippers to sustain the future. Arts & Youth Justice: The Schack Art Center secured a $500,000+ grant to keep its juvenile justice arts program running. Sports (Local Flavor): Denver Summit FC’s Lindsey Heaps is eligible to debut after an international transfer window move.
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