AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSchool Safety & Policy: Virginia’s new Alyssa’s Law lets school boards provide wearable panic alarms that can alert 911 and trigger emergency notifications, but some districts say they’re weighing costs and vendor rush. Education & Health: University of Mary Washington is planning a new medical school to train more doctors for Virginia, building on a residency push that’s already sending students for clinical training. Local Government & Courts: The NAACP and students suing over Confederate generals’ names on Quicksburg schools are asking the Shenandoah County School Board for more than $11 million in attorneys’ fees, while the board appeals instead of mediating. Public Safety: A former Tallwood High School assistant track coach in Virginia Beach pleaded guilty to multiple child sex crimes involving a 14-year-old athlete; sentencing is set for Dec. 21, 2026. Tech & Infrastructure: Winchester Gateway’s data center proposal heads to a Frederick County Planning Commission hearing Wednesday, with commissioners weighing noise, water use, and power needs. Aviation: Washington Manassas Airport received its FAA operating certificate, clearing the way for imminent commercial flights in Prince William County. Media & Business: Gray Media named William Varnier general manager of WDBJ in Roanoke, effective Oct. 5, 2026.
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