AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMichigan Education & Equity: Detroit Public Schools Community District says reading gains from its $94.4M literacy settlement are stalling for K-2, with Superintendent Nikolai Vitti pointing to a need for more individualized support for students just under grade level. Community & Faith: One year after the Grand Blanc church attack, the Latter-day Saints broke ground on a new Michigan chapel, framing it as a fresh start for the community. Disability & Local Services: Livonia nonprofit COC Living won a $90,000 grant to renovate Milburn House with accessibility upgrades for residents with developmental disabilities. Politics & Culture: Michigan Senate race tensions keep bubbling—Jewish activists are pushing for Abdul El-Sayed while others are pressing for Israel-related “nonnegotiables,” underscoring how national debates land locally. Arts & Learning: College for Creative Studies launched two new degrees for Fall 2027, including a business track for creative industries and a human-centered robotics design program. Sports & Community: Detroit’s Archdiocese announced four men set for ordination to the permanent diaconate Oct. 3, with livestream options for the public.
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