AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation & Rankings: U.S. News spotlights Richmond’s small schools: Open High School ranks No. 62 nationally and Community High School No. 164, while Henrico’s Deep Run High lands at No. 531. School Performance: A look at 2026 Virginia SOL results shows statewide reading and math pass rates edging up, but Richmond-area districts vary widely. Public Safety & Privacy: The Goochland Sheriff is suspending Flock license plate reader use, joining a growing list of Virginia localities pausing the cameras amid privacy concerns and legal questions. Local Government & Immigration: A Gordonsville-ICE partnership reportedly brought in more than $100K, but the number of immigrants involved remains unclear. Housing & Community: A commission chaired by the state’s commerce secretary is taking aim at Virginia’s affordable housing crisis. Environment & Food Waste: UMW won a $432,215 DEQ grant to expand composting and food recovery. Sports & Community Life: Virginia sports wagering hit $609M in July, and the State Fair of Virginia announces earlier ticket deals and expanded youth ages.
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