AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOnline Safety for Families: South Dakota officials are urging parents to keep talking about online safety after a federal case alleging an online predator used Roblox to target an 11-year-old in South Carolina, with warnings to review privacy settings and keep devices in shared spaces. Public Health Watch: The CDC reports 3,887 measles cases nationwide as of Oct. 1, with 95% tied to outbreaks—an especially urgent reminder for communities and schools. SC Statehouse & Education: Winthrop University highlights how it’s using student engagement results to update its undergraduate core curriculum and competencies, while SC State’s board voted to cut nine degree programs after low enrollment and workforce alignment concerns. Healthcare Access: A new Solis Mammography/HCA Trident joint venture expands breast imaging in the Charleston area, adding 3D mammography, ultrasound, bone density screening, and biopsy services. Local Crime & Courts: In Aiken, SLED says a man fired multiple shots at an officer in a church parking lot; in Ladson, an affidavit details what a mother told deputies after two children were found dead. Community Food Safety: South Carolina’s Agriculture Department reports most Lancaster County restaurant inspections earned A grades, with a few B downgrades tied to unresolved priority violations. Student Aid Spotlight: Horry County Schools Scholars Academy earned a 91.11% FAFSA completion rate, recognized statewide for boosting college access.
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