AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoEducation: Montgomery’s Forest Avenue Academic Magnet and Tuscaloosa Magnet Middle topped Alabama in U.S. News’ new school rankings. Applications are also open for the state’s four tuition-free specialty high schools for 2027-28. Community Events: CVCC hosts free Pirate Madness on Oct. 24, with games, food and meet-and-greets with its athletic teams. Troy University’s Rosa Parks Museum also hosts a documentary screening and author talk that day. Teacher Training: Jacksonville State renamed its teacher education department for alumna and longtime educator Beverly Ann Lorren; her gift will fund upgraded classrooms and labs. Civic Life: Auburn will use a $22 million state investment to establish the Kay Ivey Institute for Civic Leadership. Food & Heritage: Bessemer’s Bright Star Restaurant, opened in 1907 by Greek immigrant Tom Bonduris, remains a landmark of Alabama dining.
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