AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation & Accountability: Ohio released 2025-26 school report cards showing statewide literacy at a five-year high (62.2% ELA proficiency) and math also up (56.4%), with chronic absenteeism dropping to 23.9%; Cincinnati Public Schools celebrated a jump to 3 stars, though graduation rates remain a weak spot. Public Safety Tech: Trenton Police Chief Patrick Carr held a town hall defending Flock camera use as Toledo City Council began its first discussion on a Flock data audit ordinance, with a public hearing set for Thursday. Local Government & Infrastructure: Delta village advanced multiple measures, including an emergency agreement with ODOT for a pedestrian hybrid beacon and steps on stormwater and tax portal access. Business & Community: Domino’s confirmed 13 closed Ohio units tied to an “isolated franchisee matter,” while a couple in Mason is opening “The Rare” in a 150-year-old building. Sports: Ohio State coach Ryan Day said he’d reconsider late-game defense after Texas’ 24-23 comeback; meanwhile, Ohio University athletics expanded its partnership with OhioHealth as Official Healthcare Provider. Health & Workforce: Former U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan was named to a national AI commission focused on the future workforce. Housing: Ohio University and Habitat for Humanity of Southeast Ohio launched the “Bobcat Build” to construct a home on campus for a family in Chillicothe.
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