AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChicago Marathon: More than 55,000 runners took part in Chicago’s record-size race, with highs near 71 degrees prompting a yellow-flag day. Education: Fewer than half of East Aurora District 131 students in grades 1–8 were on track in reading or math in preliminary tests; the district says it’s reviewing staff training and curriculum. Youth & Heritage: Omega Psi Phi and Rainbow PUSH marked Rev. Jesse Jackson’s birthday with a Chicago youth conference featuring STEM activities and civic engagement. Local History: Kane County’s Hispanic judges are making history: Sandra Parga became the county’s first Hispanic female associate judge, followed by Bianca Camargo as its first Hispanic female circuit judge. Arts & Preservation: Construction is underway at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry’s south entrance; preservation advocate Tim Samuelson warns the changes could damage the landmark’s architectural character. Student Support: A new $25 million endowment awarded $549,280 to 83 Princeton High School graduates for college, graduate study and vocational programs.
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