AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFood Access: About 1 in 9 Washington households receive SNAP; Sunnyside has the state’s highest share, at 38.4%. School Sports: Initiative 638 would bar transgender girls from girls’ school teams and require sex verification for female athletes, putting participation and student privacy at the center of Washington’s Nov. 3 vote. Arts & Traditions: Seattle’s Día de Muertos Festival runs Oct. 31–Nov. 1, while a Halloween feature revisits the Northwest’s 19th-century spiritualist movement. Student Exchange: Mountlake Terrace High hosted 15 students from Taipei for a weeklong STEM and cultural exchange. Community Care: Seattle is developing its $550,000 2SLGBTQIA+ rapid-relief program with community input; priorities include housing, affirming health services and support for local organizations. Skills & Work: Renton Technical College, marking its 85th year, says demand for skilled-trades training is especially strong as it prepares students for fields from welding to health care.
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