AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoDigital Learning: The Philippines’ education department is rolling out more than 231,000 laptops for public-school teachers; 21 have reached a high school in Ilocos Sur to support lesson planning and digital instruction. Education Oversight: A new minister in the Bangsamoro region has ordered a fresh probe into allegations that teaching jobs and scholarship slots were being sold, stressing awards must be merit-based. School Funding: Wisconsin’s superintendent proposed $2.75 billion in new aid for schools and libraries, including higher per-pupil funding and added support for English learners and students from low-income families. Graduation Requirements: Alberta will cut required core credits from 56 to 47 starting in 2028, giving students more room for electives while retaining required core subjects. Classroom Practice: Teachers share ways to build middle schoolers’ planning and organization skills, while a Wuhan school’s screen-free days have students learning through books, blackboards and discussion. Student Opportunities: Seven Baltimore eighth-graders are preparing for an Antarctica expedition designed to inspire them as explorers, scientists and communicators.
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