AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTeacher Training & Literacy: University of Pikeville’s Patton College of Education earned an “A” from the National Council on Teacher Quality for preparing future teachers to use scientifically based reading instruction—aimed at tackling Kentucky’s ongoing reading gaps. Kentucky Politics: The Kentucky GOP’s Lincoln Dinner pushed a “faith, family and freedom” message and urged unity heading into November, with U.S. Rep. Andy Barr framing the race as “common sense vs. crazy.” Pride in Louisville: The 26th Kentuckiana Pride Festival drew hundreds to the riverfront and Great Lawn, with organizers pointing to backlash and the need for safe community spaces. Treasurer’s Office: Kentucky Treasurer Mark Metcalf says his office has returned more than $100 million in unclaimed property since taking office, with a Lexington roadshow set for June 23-24. Environment & Water Quality: Researchers are studying why freshwater mussel populations in Kentucky are declining, warning the loss of these filter feeders could harm waterways. Local Weather: Northern Kentucky saw two more confirmed tornadoes after Thursday storms, including an EF1 in Boone County that ended in Kenton County.
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