AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDeKalb Schools Leadership: The DeKalb County Board of Education will vote Monday on whether interim Superintendent Norman C. Sauce III becomes the sole finalist for the permanent superintendent role, as the district continues its search after former leader Devon Horton’s federal indictment and resignation. Public Safety & Immigration: A Decatur father detained by ICE in southeast Georgia was granted $10,000 bond, with his attorney saying the ruling clears the way for him to keep fighting his asylum case from home. Local Crime & Schools: The Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested a former Greene County special education director and her husband, accusing them of stealing about $50,000 in grant funds from the school system. Arts & Community: DeKalb’s new 12+1 public art project will deliver customized painted cows to 12+1 cities, with installations planned from late October into early November. Culture & Heritage: Two Georgian qvevri wines won gold medals at Germany’s MUNDUS VINI Summer Tasting 2026, highlighting Georgia’s UNESCO-recognized winemaking tradition. Health Policy: Georgia’s medical cannabis flower sales are expanding, but a new law still bans smoking—patients can vaporize flower and oil at home. Education Snapshot: Georgia’s school enrollment data continues to show shifting demographics at individual schools, alongside ongoing concerns about chronic absenteeism.
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