AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBack 2 School: Another wave of Georgia districts heads back Tuesday, including Calhoun City, Dawson, Fannin, Floyd, Gainesville City, Greene, Haralson, Marietta City, Paulding, Pickens, and Putnam, with districts touting free meals, staffing, and new safety/tech plans. School Lunch Crunch: A federal budget change could jeopardize free breakfast and lunch for more than 1 million Georgia students, raising pressure on low-income families as SNAP rules tighten. Fulton County Tax Timing: Fulton County and the school district are asking a judge for an emergency order to collect property taxes after delays in certifying the 2026 tax digest. Tech + Privacy in Classrooms: Parents and districts are pushing back on AI reading tools; Santa Fe paused an AI assessment over privacy concerns, adding fuel to the wider debate Georgia families are already having. Local Culture & Community: Studio Monitor’s Facebook page is back after a reported cyberattack, as the outlet prepares more investigations. Sports & Community Pride: DeKalb mourns legendary coach Buck Godfrey, while Georgia’s football pipeline stays in focus with new coaching moves and local media days. Global Connections: India’s ambassador met Gov. Brian Kemp and UPS CEO Carol Tome in Georgia to boost trade, logistics, and education ties.
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