AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTeacher Workforce & Pay: Philippines’ DepEd says it promoted 3,047 teachers and principals in Cagayan Valley and hired 1,000+ new school staff as part of its Expanded Career Progression system, aiming to clear promotion bottlenecks. Campus Safety: Northern Samar police recovered a .45-caliber pistol, magazines and ammo from a Grade 10 student after a classmate alerted a teacher; authorities say security coordination with schools will be strengthened. School Disruptions: France’s student protests over school conditions and staffing have led to hundreds of closures and mass arrests, with clashes and fires reported in multiple cities. Student Rights in Sports: Colorado voters will decide on Proposition 134, which would bar transgender students from playing on K-12 sports teams matching their gender identity. Learning Gaps: Wisconsin test results show fewer than half of students are proficient in reading and math, despite small gains in some grades. Student Support & Access: New Hampshire’s “Promise” program will waive tuition for eligible first-time, in-state students meeting income and academic requirements. Student Life & Costs: Whitman College announced new student fees tied to campus “ground usage,” sparking backlash from students. Health & Disability Research: Marquette nursing and computer science professors received a $306,000 NIH grant to build an app helping minimally verbal children with autism communicate.
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