AGP Executive Report
Last update: 28 minutes agoEarly Learning: Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gov. Kathy Hochul announced more NYC 2-K seats next fall, with state funding promised for the first two years; longer-term financing remains unsettled. New York Comic Con: The Javits Center event returns for its 20th anniversary. Student Scores: New York’s Class of 2026 averaged 1,053 on the SAT, topping the national 1,045; 63% of eligible students took the exam, the highest participation rate since 2020. Bronx Heritage: Hochul signed legislation establishing Little Yemen as a cultural district, recognizing the neighborhood’s Yemeni community. City Traditions: New York is moving to end horse-drawn carriage rides by mid-2028, drawing objections from drivers and union leaders. Regional Theater: Hudson Valley Shakespeare’s first season in its new Scripps Theater sold out its final six weeks, prompting the company to consider expanding next season.
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