AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI & Learning: Overture is bringing its “paper-and-pencil” AI literacy program to Swampscott this fall, aiming to teach kids to be responsible, critical AI users without handing them over to ChatGPT alone. Community & Pride: Spencer Pride marks its 20th festival with a free, family-friendly day of performances, wellness, arts, and community connection in downtown Spencer. 9/11 Remembrance: Massachusetts schools and communities continue marking the 25th anniversary, with fresh debate over how well Sept. 11 is taught and remembered in classrooms. LGBTQ+ Health & History: Fenway Health unveiled an Everyone250 historical marker honoring 55 years of community-rooted LGBTQIA+ and HIV care. Workforce & Housing: McGovern, Warren, and Pressley highlighted the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act’s push to expand housing and counter private equity buying single-family homes. Higher Ed Access: Wellesley College announced free tuition for families making under $200K, with students still covering housing and other fees. Local Education Builds: Suffolk celebrated completion of Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School, expanding hands-on career pathways for more than 1,500 students.
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