AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHigher-Education Rights: A federal appeals court upheld a block on Florida’s Stop W.O.K.E. Act restrictions in college classrooms, saying the law likely violates the First Amendment and reaches too far into what professors can teach. Local School Districts: Jackson County School District again earned an overall “B,” with Cottondale High, Malone School, and Sneads Elementary taking “A” grades, while Marianna K-8’s letter dropped due to higher statewide thresholds despite steady performance. Public Health: A new COVID subvariant, “Nimbus,” is now dominant nationwide, with wastewater signals rising in 10 states—health officials urge high-risk people to check vaccine status. Elections: Southwest Florida counties began mailing vote-by-mail ballots ahead of August primaries, including Collier (nearly 35,000). Immigration & Families: In Miami’s Little Haiti, supporters rallied as Haitian TPS protections are set to expire, threatening work authorization for about 158,000 Haitians in Florida. Student Safety: A national push highlights injuries and deaths among kids using e-scooters, calling for stronger safety guardrails.
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