AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection & LGBTQ+ Rights: Washington voters elected Jaelynn Scott, who is set to become the state’s first openly transgender legislator, while approving Initiative 638, which bars transgender girls from girls’ K–12 sports and requires sex verification for athletes. Schools & Screens: Seattle Public Schools is blocking Gemini and Minecraft and restricting YouTube for younger students; parents are pressing for clearer rules on classroom AI, screen time and student privacy. Getting Around: Seattle voters backed a transit tax increase expected to fund more bus service and free ORCA cards for some residents. Community Services: Spokane refugee-housing nonprofit Thrive International is winding down, saying residents will be moved to safe, stable housing. Arts & Culture: Vashon’s First Friday gallery cruise on Nov. 6 features island artists, exhibitions and local businesses.
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