AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation & Equity: Connecticut approved Saga Education as a state-approved high-impact math tutoring provider for grades 6–10, and the CSDE also awarded $2 million in high-dosage tutoring grants to 42 local education agencies. Digital Government: Gov. Lamont announced Connecticut earned an “A” in the 2026 Digital States Survey, citing cross-agency progress toward an all-digital, easier-to-access government. Public Health & Policy: AG Letitia James sued to restore a science-based childhood vaccine schedule, challenging CDC changes and the firing of ACIP voting members. Privacy & Connected Tech: Northeastern University and Consumer Reports found many connected cars and companion apps share sensitive driver data with third parties, raising new concerns for Connecticut consumers. Energy & Safety: States are moving ahead with balcony “plug-in” solar, but safety guidelines and standards haven’t caught up. Health Care Research: A study on mild traumatic brain injury found discharge education handouts were linked to fewer emergency department return visits. Consumer & Food Safety: PepsiCo recalled about 122,000 cases of 28-ounce Gatorade bottles in 37 states due to missing yellow dye labeling. Funding Watch: A new tracker says Connecticut is receiving an estimated $2 billion less in federal funding, with major disruptions tied to disaster relief and health programs.
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