AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation Funding Policy: The U.S. Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) is set to launch Jan. 1, 2027, letting eligible taxpayers redirect $1,700 of federal tax liability to Scholarship Granting Organizations for K–12 scholarships and supports like tutoring and specialized services. International School Performance: Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. pledged to keep pushing education after PISA 2025 gains lifted science, math, and reading scores. Family Support in Learning: Malaysia’s Education Minister said PISA 2025 strengths should be read alongside home life, urging parents to set aside time and attention for children. Higher Ed Leadership: UMass Boston chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco will step down Feb. 1 to join the faculty and focus on climate change and AI. Student Access & Safety: Lawrence, Kansas-area second graders in Title I schools will receive free bikes and helmets via a foundation partnership; Scotlandville Magnet High School in Louisiana closed early after a power outage. School Community Programs: Park City Education Foundation marked its 40th year and launched a campaign to fund classroom needs; Fort Wayne announced $520,000 for addiction-focused nonprofit work that includes school-based prevention. Education Integrity & Tech: Nigeria’s education ministry said digital reforms aim to curb certificate racketeering by improving verification of records.
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