AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoBack-to-School Support: United Way of Northwest Florida’s “Stuff the Bus” drive raised more than $20,000 and filled six buses with supplies for Bay, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson and Washington counties. Charter Expansion: U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack joined a ribbon-cutting for Newberry Community School, a new charter school opening next week after years of local opposition. School Safety & Logistics: Indian River County is urging families to plan for early bus stops as students head back Monday, with reminders to wait for buses to fully stop and use district resources for routes. Community Health at School Events: The Bullard Family Foundation’s Back to School Bash at Raymond James Stadium handed out 30,000 backpacks and offered free dental, vision, sports physicals and EKGs. Higher Ed Leadership: Florida Atlantic University named Josh McCowan as its new athletic director, emphasizing student-athlete support and future growth. Legal/Accountability in Corrections: A prison gynecologist and his employer agreed to pay five incarcerated women $100,000 in a settlement over alleged sexual assault claims. Campus/Youth News: Lake Mary Little League advanced after beating Snohomish, Washington 5-0 in an elimination game at the Little League Softball World Series.
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