AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoImmigration & Public Benefits: Delaware AG Nick Brown joined a 21-state coalition suing to block a new “public charge” rule that would let immigration officers weigh use of benefits like Medicaid and food assistance against green card approvals. Delaware Primary Watch: Delaware’s last pre-November primary is Tuesday, with U.S. Sen. Chris Coons, U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride, and state treasurer and legislature races on the ballot. Education & Enrollment: Academy of Dover Charter School reported 320 Black students in 2024-25 (69.4% of enrollment), while Laurel School District listed 6 Hawaiian students (0.2%). Arts & Community Spotlight: Biggs Museum’s Kate Huffman was profiled for boosting Dover visitation and expanding arts programming and partnerships. Arts Leadership: Dover dance studio owner Melody Hubert was highlighted for arts education and building community through her performing arts program. Arts in Delaware: Centreville artist Will Lattanzio is creating whimsical wire sculptures that take 100–150 hours each and are gifted to recipients. Health & Advocacy: AIDS Walk Delaware marks 40 years with the Sept. 19 event in Wilmington and Rehoboth Beach. Data Privacy Update: Delaware expanded its personal data privacy law with an opt-out right for automated decisions with major effects, lowering thresholds and broadening coverage. Native Education: Anishinabek Educational Institute earned accreditation as an Indigenous Institute, supporting culturally grounded post-secondary learning. Sports & Local Culture: Philadelphia Cup Regatta returns Oct. 3 with free spectator viewing along the Delaware River.
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