AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation & Community Culture: St. John’s College in Santa Fe is getting a formal upgrade for its Great Books program, recognized as equivalent to a triple major—philosophy, literature, and natural sciences—while keeping its all-required curriculum intact. Local Arts: ¡Cine Magnifico! returns to Albuquerque with 11 Spanish-language films at the National Hispanic Cultural Center (Sept. 4–6 and 11–13). Public Safety & Daily Life: Albuquerque and Portland are using “rest in red” style signals with speed sensors to reward drivers who stick to the limit, cutting crashes along a busy corridor. Health Access: New Mexico is warning that federal Medicaid work/activity rules starting soon could lead to about 89,000 people losing coverage, with notices going out to 230,000+ members. Civic/Policy Watch: Santa Fe schools approved a new cybersecurity policy but delayed a broader student data privacy vote after parent concerns tied to the Amira AI reading assessment. Politics & Voting: State Democrats are scrambling to fill empty ballot spots after withdrawals, while Native nations sue over how Indian education programs were handled. Lifestyle/Local Win: A Rio Rancho resident claimed a $2 million Mega Millions prize.
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