AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAccess and Equity: UNICEF and UNESCO say 53% of Afghanistan’s primary-school-age children are out of formal education, renewing calls to restore girls’ access to schooling. Nigeria says it will work to enroll 5.5 million out-of-school nomadic children. School Reform: Australia is planning a national overhaul covering screen time and AI, primary maths, antisemitism lessons and a new commission to coordinate curriculum, testing and teacher standards. Conflict: Reports say Israeli attacks in Gaza killed students and education workers, underscoring the risks facing schools and learners. Funding: Colorado voters approved a measure directing $500 million to schools; New Mexico has also joined a federal scholarship tax-credit program, prompting debate over its effects on public education. Politics and Credentials: Indonesian parties are weighing a parliamentary inquiry into Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka’s high-school credentials after court rulings found they did not meet domestic requirements for vice-presidential candidates.
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