AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNYC AI in Schools: Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels announced a one-year moratorium on student-facing generative AI for kids from 2-K through eighth grade, plus limits on screen time and bans on AI chatbots across grades—sparking the big question of what happens when students go home. Local Arts & Community: Politicians and neighborhood groups are rallying to save the last Kips Bay multiplex, AMC Kips Bay 15, after NYU Langone acquired the site and the theater is expected to close by end of 2026. Feminism & New York Legacy: Gloria Steinem, the Ms. Magazine co-founder and defining voice of modern feminism, died at 92 at her NYC home; tributes poured in across New York, and her life’s work—from equal pay to reproductive rights—was recounted with special attention to her deep local ties. Immigration & Public Safety: A Connecticut judge is weighing whether to block a state law requiring ICE agents to show their faces and wear identification, as the Trump administration argues federal agents shouldn’t be bound by state rules. Culture Calendar: Manhattan declared Sept. 25 “Dolly Parton Appreciation Day,” with the proclamation tied to “9 to 5” and Parton’s ongoing focus on children, literacy, and education.
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