AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFinancial Education: The 2026 Texas Financial Literacy Summit at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas drew a record 150 attendees, spotlighting partnerships between banks, schools, and communities to make money skills feel doable. Library & Curriculum Battles: A West Texas district is standing by its library council as pressure mounts to remove “harmful” books, while the Texas Board of Education weighs religion-forward framing in a high school social studies overhaul. Public Safety & Utilities: Houston is set to resume water shutoffs starting Sept. 8 for thousands of households with overdue bills, with the city urging residents to seek payment plans or account reviews. Houston Culture Calendar: September’s Houston concert lineup leans hard into Black music and global sounds, with major hip-hop, R&B, soul, and Afrobeats stops plus smaller-venue picks. Community & Faith: Texas College welcomes its first woman chair of the Board of Trustees, Bishop Denise Anders-Modest, as the school continues its HBCU legacy. Sports: CSUB women’s volleyball opened the season strong in Coach Kristen Wright’s debut weekend.
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