AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSchools & Families: The U.S. Education Department is investigating Albuquerque and Santa Fe school policies on sharing students’ gender identities with parents; both districts say they will respond. Separately, proposed childcare co-pays of up to $148.50 a month could affect about 10% of families in New Mexico’s universal program, with payments not expected before 2027. Wildlife & Community: Researchers and conservation groups gathered at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center for New Mexico’s first wildlife conference, discussing threats including PFAS contamination and rising screwworm cases. Arts & Heritage: An Albuquerque exhibit puts Native identity in focus, while Route 66 marks its 100th anniversary this week—a milestone for a highway woven into New Mexico’s travel history. New Mexico Legacy: Dolores Huerta, the labor and feminist leader born in Dawson, New Mexico, is being remembered for her farmworker organizing and lifelong civil-rights work.
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