AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSevere Weather Disrupts Schooling (Philippines): DepEd says nearly 6.76 million learners in 10,671 public schools across eight regions were affected by monsoon-driven suspensions, with hundreds of schools damaged and millions earmarked for cleanup and repairs. Special Education Compliance (NYC): New independent audit data shows NYC is meeting more special-education deadlines, but still misses legal timeframes in most cases. Back-to-School Support (Canada): Halton Learning Foundation launches a campaign to help 400 HDSB students with food, supplies, and clothing before classes start. Higher Ed & Research Grants (US): UMass Amherst receives a $500,000 grant to study preeclampsia; UChicago Medicine and Lilly partner to expand access to cancer clinical trials. Campus Safety & Student Protection (US/Canada): NCAA and FBI team up to educate college athletes on stopping sextortion; SGI grant funds safer school-zone crosswalk markings in Moose Jaw. Policy & Accountability (US): University of Minnesota pays $250,000 after rescinding an anti-Israel professor appointment, amid donor pressure claims. School Operations & Access (Ireland/US): An English-language school is ordered to keep an “untouchable” account for student visa refund protection; a Tennessee private college opens a Columbus, Ohio campus for healthcare education.
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