AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoArts & Education: Kentucky’s teacher shortage is still biting, with a 2025 Educator Shortage Survey flagging 2,400 total vacancies statewide and fewer qualified applicants showing up—while Eastern Kentucky University leans into its educator pipeline, including music education, as it marks 120 years. Courts & Culture: The 6th Circuit revived Ohio’s social media parental-consent rules for kids under 16, a First Amendment fight that could ripple into how minors use apps nationwide. Local Arts & History: A Louisville installation, “Childhood Interrupted,” brings the reality of enslaved children to the lawn of the Farmington hemp plantation—part of a Kentucky tour that aims to make the past impossible to ignore. Sports & Community: Kentucky fans also got a spotlight on the state’s sports culture, from Malachi Moreno’s NBA draft process reflections to a Madisonville charity pickup game that raised nearly $3,000 for the Hopkins County Humane Society. Film Industry: The Kentucky Film Office is touting Owensboro as a growing hub for film production.
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