AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoEducation Policy: Mississippi’s new Senate Bill 2103 took effect July 1, tightening rules on student absences by limiting excused absences to five per semester without district approval, requiring doctor notes after the third illness-related absence, and pushing schools to use multi-level support for chronic absenteeism as the state’s rate hit 27.6% in 2024-25. Public Safety: Investigators say Ocean Springs teen Nolan Wells likely drowned on Horn Island, but his family and civil rights attorney Ben Crump are disputing the accidental-drowning account and pointing to conflicting witness claims; Wells’ mother is asking the public for photos, videos, and tips. Health Care Leadership: North Mississippi Health Services named Shawn Morrow its new Chief Operating Officer, overseeing operations across eight hospitals and related services, with a start date of Aug. 31. Disaster Recovery: MEMA will open six Disaster Service Centers Tuesday, July 14, for May 6-7 storm and tornado survivors, with FEMA, SBA, and state recovery specialists on site. Business & Community: Stamps Super Burgers in Jackson, a decades-old neighborhood staple, received a National Trust for Historic Preservation grant and recognition for its historic burger recipe.
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