AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEducation & Privacy: Santa Fe and Los Alamos school districts are pausing a state-required AI reading assessment (Amira) over student voice-recording concerns, while Albuquerque Public Schools says it’ll still use the program under state policy. Public Health: The U.S. reports measles cases at the highest level since 1991, and New Mexico’s measles response is pegged at about $5.4 million to get outbreaks under control. Legal/Immigration: A Las Cruces man accused of firing at a Catholic church faces federal weapons charges, and an Argentina-born Philadelphia nanny is in ICE custody in New Mexico after an airport arrest. Community & Culture: Tesuque Casino’s Happy Camper Giveaway is underway, and Arrey Elementary welcomes two new educators. Health Care Access: Federal employees sue after revoked health coverage. Lifestyle/Local Life: Food Recovery Network expands community college food support, and a new pizza spot in Santa Fe is drawing buzz. Civic Rights: States sue to block federal sharing of TANF welfare data, arguing it violates privacy.
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