AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBack-to-School Logistics: Fulton County Schools and other metro districts kick off the 2026-27 year this week, with Fulton barring personal devices for K-8 students from arrival to dismissal (with limited exceptions) and emphasizing parent communication through the Infinite Campus portal. School Nutrition: A new report warns Georgia’s students who rely on free or reduced-price lunches could lose eligibility as federal safety-net programs change, potentially affecting more than 1.2 million kids statewide. Energy & Environment: Southern environmental groups sue the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers over “fast-track” natural gas pipeline permits, arguing the process sidesteps required environmental review under federal law. Georgia Politics: Democratic gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms told supporters in Savannah she’s focused on lowering healthcare costs and expanding support for teachers, veterans, and seniors as she pushes to win back the governor’s office. Okefenokee Milestone: The Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge became Georgia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, prompting calls for stronger protection.
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