AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoStudent Loan Fight: Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark joined a 24-state coalition suing the U.S. Department of Education over a new rule that narrows which healthcare degrees qualify for higher federal loan limits—arguing it will worsen nurse and other workforce shortages. Local Health Access: A Vermont primary care crisis story adds pressure as lawmakers and communities wrestle with staffing and care delays. Care for Kids with Disabilities: The Upper Valley Aquatic Center is set to host inclusive water-safety events, including free adaptive swim sessions for children with autism and other sensory needs, plus professional training for instructors. Aging & End-of-Life: Vermont marked the anniversary of legal medical aid in dying, ending a decade-long debate. Health Costs in the Spotlight: New reporting flags Vermont as having the highest ACA benchmark premium average in 2026, underscoring affordability strain. Community Health & Safety: Vermont also continues work on public health initiatives, from screen-free youth challenges to outbreak monitoring.
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