AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoStudent Well-Being: Massachusetts is putting $1.75 million toward school lessons on online safety, cyberbullying, privacy and AI-generated misinformation. A new teacher survey also finds anxiety and depression remain widespread among students. Boston Arts: Suki Waterhouse brought the romantic world of her album “Loveland” to Boston, mixing new songs with fan favorites in an ethereal, high-energy show. Community Health: In Mattapan, patients with conditions such as high blood pressure learn to cook practical, healthier meals through a six-month community program. STEM Access: MIT’s free advanced science camp is opening applications to Native American high school students, aiming to widen access to challenging coursework and future opportunities. What’s On: Holyoke hosts the Massachusetts Storyteller of the Year celebration, with live music and dancing, while Springfield Museums offers a talk on the new edition of Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary.
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