AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLocal Education & Equity: New federal data show Cass County’s six-year bachelor’s completion for Asian students (18 of 36, 50%) and Ward County’s for Hispanic/Latino students (8 of 27, 29.6%) lag statewide rates, highlighting uneven outcomes across North Dakota counties. Career & Technical Training: Grand Forks Central marketing teacher Hannah Freese earned the state’s CTE Director’s Award of Excellence, with her DECA-linked, work-based store program standing out. Healthcare Workforce & Training: Grand Forks’ Katie Hatt Rokke was named North Dakota CTE Teacher of the Year for her CNA and medical terminology classes tied to real career pathways. Community & Faith: Leonard Peltier’s artwork is set for a New York City exhibition Oct. 4, bringing an Indigenous elder’s creative legacy back to the spotlight. Sports & School Spirit: UND cross country and volleyball both posted notable results this week, while local high school action included Kindred’s big home opener and regional meets under Friday-night lights. State Economy: Tax Commissioner Brian Kroshus reports Q2 2026 taxable sales and purchases up 3.86% year over year, led by retail trade and manufacturing.
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