AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation Funding Crunch (Philippines): DepEd says it can’t hire 14,000+ new teachers in 2027 unless Congress restores funding, after a zero allocation for teacher recruitment. International Student Policy (South Korea): Korea plans to shift from growing international enrollment to tightening credential checks and barring substandard universities from hosting international students. Student Outcomes (Global/PISA): New PISA 2025 results show OECD-wide declines in reading and math, with Wales and Australia highlighted for falling further behind. AI in Schools (US/Canada/UK): New York City limits generative AI for nearly 600,000 students, while Utah students push for a say in statewide AI policy and Ontario rolls out new high school exam and attendance rules. School Safety & Wellbeing: A teacher dismissed after exposing school sexual violence is set to return to the classroom; Wales reports widening gaps between English and Welsh students. Special Education & Facilities (UK): Wigan’s £18m SEND school campus contract moves forward, and Cork’s inclusive education network calls for a specialist neurodivergent secondary option. Higher Ed & Rights: Israeli universities expelled 100 Palestinian students over Gaza war criticism, and Google mishandled image-based sex abuse takedown requests by exposing sensitive details.
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