AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoYouth Education: Nebraska lawmakers are weighing gaps in services for deaf and hard-of-hearing students, youth programs and Head Start, which serves about 5,500 children statewide. A Kearney senator hopes to put Head Start into state law as federal support faces uncertainty. College Costs: Nebraska is among 11 states whose rules don’t allow 529 savings to cover K-12 expenses permitted under federal law, potentially leaving families facing state taxes or penalties. UNL Leadership: The search for the next chancellor is advancing, with public listening sessions set for Nov. 12-13. School Sports: Voters will decide whether to put restrictions on girls’ teams into the Nebraska Constitution; early voters interviewed were divided, and most raised cost of living before the measure. Community Sports: Bennington cross-country coach Joe Schumm has grown the program from seven runners to 70–80, building a team culture that has endured for generations.
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