AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWorkforce & education funding: Gov. DeWine announced $5.1M for 22 Ohio workforce partnerships, aiming to connect job seekers with in-demand careers in trades, IT, healthcare, and more. School integrity: Ohio lawmakers advanced a crackdown on “contract cheating” by targeting businesses that sell completed assignments, while also tightening rules around school property use. Higher ed updates (Athens): Ohio University shared progress on its Dynamic Strategy and R1 push, plus new campus tools like Canvas’s Concourse Syllabus for Fall 2026. Campus culture & community: OHIO is hosting a Juneteenth Festival June 19 with music, food trucks, kids’ activities, and volunteer opportunities. Local history & activism: Salem’s walking tour spotlights abolitionist figures, while Warren protesters held a “No Kings, No Cake” rally tied to Trump’s birthday and Flag Day. Arts & archives: OHIO Libraries opened the Sara Gilfert Collection, preserving the work of a Southeast Ohio papermaker and educator. Health research: An NIH grant will expand an Ohio primary-care model for opioid use disorder treatment across about 40 clinics. Sports & community pride: Pride On The Plaza returned to the Ohio Valley, and Youngstown/Warren set Juneteenth events for the weekend.
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