AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSTEM Pipeline Woes: West Africa is seeing a sharp drop in students choosing science and math tracks, with Ivory Coast reporting only 0.6% on the elite maths-and-physics track in 2022—raising alarms about future engineering talent. CTE Wins Big: California teacher Gregory Kraus was surprised with a $100,000 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools prize to expand an automotive technology program. Hands-On Health Training: Hialeah Gardens High School unveiled a hospital-simulated health sciences classroom funded by a $50,000 Florida Power & Light STEM grant. AI Support for Students & Entrepreneurs: UW-Platteville will host a free AI clinic with demos, consultations, and workshops on Oct. 16. School Funding Politics: Pennsylvania’s governor race spotlights competing approaches to K-12 funding and vouchers, with candidates staking out sharply different plans. Safety & Accountability: Parents in Colorado sued Boulder Valley over alleged Open Meetings Law violations tied to school closures. Classroom Discipline in Focus: Madonna University expelled nursing students over a viral hospital video; NANS is appealing for a less permanent penalty. Teacher Pay Push: Ghana’s teachers union is calling for better pay and a shift toward a living wage.
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