AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLearning Gains: The Philippines was the world’s fastest-improving nation in reading on the 2025 PISA and among the top improvers in math and science, drawing praise from Harvard Graduate School of Education Dean Nonie Lesaux. Early Education: Smith College reversed plans to close its Fort Hill early-childhood center after protests; it will remain open until at least summer 2029. Transfer Pathways: Southeast Community College and the University of Nebraska–Lincoln launched more than 50 course-mapped routes, with guaranteed UNL admission for SCC associate-degree graduates with a GPA of 2.0 or higher. Research Training: NASA awarded Montana State University $3 million for air-pollution research that has involved undergraduate students. Professional Development: The European ENT and Head & Neck Surgery confederation is offering 20 travel grants for young specialists to complete observerships; applications are due Nov. 25.
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