Bill requires Maryland higher education institutions to train instructors on disability accommodations.

Consultant-collected survey for Salina's cultural plan drew roughly 780 responses plus group sessions, staff said. Commissioners discussed how to use the results to address concerns about financial accessibility and vocal critics of public funding.

Consultant Toby presented the Erie Transit Development Plan (TDP) overview, highlighting service goals (safety, equity, reliability), survey findings (Erie city vehicle‑access rate ~17.8%), nine proposed modest route changes to improve frequency and connectivity, and a proposed second central transfer center in Midtown to improve one‑seat rides and reliability.

On the City of Spokane's Council Connection program, Council President Betsy Wilkerson interviewed newly elected council members Sarah Dixon (District 1) and Kate Tellis (District 2). Both emphasized outreach, clearer meeting materials and an ordinance proposal to relabel the consent agenda to make council business easier for the public to follow.

Pilot program aims to enhance special education through inclusion and accessibility strategies.

Council highlights achievements and future goals in inclusiveness and equity efforts.

The Massachusetts House passed House Bill 4750, the BRIGHT Act, sending it to be engrossed after approving a consolidated amendment. The bill authorizes $3.275 billion in special-obligation bonds to fund campus repairs, decarbonization, lab modernization and other projects, with allocations for UMass, state universities and community colleges.

School committee decides against community service requirement while offering commendation for participation.

Westwood reaffirms mission to support diversity equity and inclusion in educational policies

Council members support option 1 for assessing community event accessibility and pricing.

Fisk emphasizes DEIA's role in preventing discrimination based on various identities and backgrounds.

Commissioner emphasizes values of transparency, safety, and accessibility for District 1 residents.