AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoImmigration Courts & Access: Arizona attorney Hiedy Marcus and national advocates say public access to immigration court hearings is being squeezed, including limits on virtual observer access. Education & Equity: UA’s Sonoran Center launched an “Employment First” office to push competitive, integrated jobs for disabled Arizonans (“Real work, real pay, real respect”). Special Education in Tucson: The Tucson School for the Blind opened its first week after the ASDB Tucson campus closed, aiming to give families another option. School Meals: Phoenix Union will offer free breakfast and lunch at 17 high schools through the USDA Community Eligibility Provision, no eligibility forms required. Voucher Fight: Arizona’s Prop 145 voucher measure heads back to the Supreme Court as critics warn GOP lawmakers are using military-family protections to gut broader ESA reforms. Teacher Retention: A Tucson-focused series highlights Arizona’s high teacher turnover and what’s driving it. Campus Culture Debate: ASU is offering multiple witchcraft/occult-titled courses while critics say Christianity gets far fewer options. Local Leadership: Peoria named a new principal at Centennial High School after a teacher sex scandal reshuffled administrators.
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