AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSchool Safety: The Philippines is moving away from blanket class cancellations, with new guidelines using scientific data to decide when schools should close and reopen—aiming to protect students while limiting lost learning. Afghanistan’s Crisis: A UNESCO-UNICEF report says 53% of primary-age children are out of school, while more than 2.6 million girls have been shut out of secondary education since 2021. Nigeria Reforms: The government says its education initiatives have returned more than one million children to classrooms; a new report also highlights student loans, teacher development and technical training. Learning Through Illness: Kuwait’s “I Want to Learn” programme brings approved lessons to hospitalized children through bedside teaching, hospital classrooms and online learning. Math Readiness: The University of California is weighing whether to restore SAT and ACT admissions requirements as campuses respond to rising failure rates in introductory math.
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