AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSupreme Court & Voting Rights: The U.S. Supreme Court cleared Alabama to use a GOP-friendly 2023 congressional map, a move critics say further weakens Black voting power ahead of midterms. Local Education & Community: In Lafayette Parish, residents are still pushing back on a plan to close Comeaux High and relocate/expand a career center—after legal fights and renewed hearings. Teacher Pay Push: Gov. Jeff Landry signed an executive order redirecting $168M for teacher stipends, while education budget cuts and reallocation plans keep the pressure on districts. Juneteenth in Acadiana: A Juneteenth flag-raising kicked off Lafayette’s month of events, with organizers emphasizing education and community unity. Nursing Home Watch (CMS ratings): Allen Oaks Nursing and Rehab Center in Allen County got a 1-star CMS rating, while Deridder Retirement & Rehab Center earned 3 stars; Maison Du Monde Living Center led Vermilion County by beds but scored 2 stars. Culture & Food: New Orleans’ Pizza Delicious landed on 50 Top Pizza’s national list for the fourth straight year. Study Abroad (HBCUs): Qatar Foundation announced three new study-abroad partnerships with Hampton University, Xavier University of Louisiana, and Prairie View A&M. Pride & Sports: The NFL’s main social accounts didn’t mark Pride Month on June 1, though the league says it will highlight Pride-related content throughout June.
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