AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFlexible Learning: Philippine education agencies are expanding scholarships, learner guidance and routes from schooling and skills training into work, including alternatives to a traditional four-year degree. School Reform: Egypt plans to grow its Japanese-style public school network from 69 to 500 in five years and bring its character-building practices to about 18,000 elementary schools, with Hiroshima University helping train teachers. Youth Development: Qatar’s youth centres and sports clubs are adding evening and weekend activities in technology, leadership, arts and sport, coordinated around students’ school schedules. Student Innovation: Seven former science high school classmates in South Korea put their own CubeSat into orbit aboard the Nuri rocket, five years after watching its first launch together. STEM Support: California’s Crystal Cove Conservancy raised $950,000 for STEM education and conservation; Indiana’s William Penn Middle School also received a $20,000 grant after being named the state’s 2026 STEM School of Excellence. Higher Education: Michael Jordan donated $10 million to UNC’s School of Social Work, including scholarships to help graduate students overcome financial barriers.
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