AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPISA Momentum in the Philippines: President Marcos says the country will keep pushing education after PISA 2025 gains, citing rising mean scores in science, math, and reading since 2022. Local Contract Watch: Seattle teachers’ union heads to a ratification vote on a tentative three-year deal that includes salary increases and special education caseload support. AI in Classrooms Debate: A new AI tutor rollout (“Chris”) sparks criticism that tech hype is arriving before basic supports like book grants. Equity in Higher Ed: Australia’s student equity report urges universities to redesign systems using lessons from Indigenous education and lived student realities. Policy Meets Finance: The US Treasury and IRS propose tougher tax-exempt compliance rules for private schools tied to discrimination in education. Curriculum Pressure Point: Australia’s PISA slide fuels calls for “open heart surgery” to streamline the curriculum and restore classroom discipline. School Governance: Court summons a North West education official over alleged contempt tied to placing English-speaking pupils in an under-resourced school.
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