AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCurriculum Flexibility (Philippines): Sen. Loren Legarda praised Republic Act No. 12322, which lets the Department of Education choose the most effective curricular approach instead of being locked into spiral progression. Weather Disruption (Philippines): Quezon City suspended classes Aug. 11 due to intensified southwest monsoon rains, with DepEd reporting nearly 6.76 million learners affected nationwide and hundreds of schools damaged. Back-to-School Support (Qatar & U.S.): Qatar Red Crescent launched “Back to School 2026” to reach 24,000+ students across multiple crisis-hit countries with QR12mn+ in aid; Houston’s Urban League-style community push included a large back-to-school block party with supplies and health checks. Cybersecurity (U.S. K-12 vs Higher Ed): Ransomware targeting of U.S. schools fell in early 2026, but higher education attacks rose, underscoring ongoing risk from breached education tech providers. Special Education Funding (California): Gov. Newsom signed a $2.4bn special education package, with educators expecting major per-pupil increases plus added literacy and learning recovery support. School Operations & Learning (U.S.): Vernon Parish’s new superintendent aims to cut student screen time and boost teacher mentoring, while Tri-Creek’s board moved toward ending K-8 bus, sports, and clubs amid funding pressures. Private School Fees (Punjab): Pakistan’s Punjab Assembly capped unaided private school fee hikes at 5% annually and set refund rules if increases exceed 15% over three years.
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