AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSchool Safety Partnerships: The Philippines’ DepEd brought its 2026 Adopt-A-School Program caravan to Mindanao, pitching a new School Safety Package on a digital microsite so corporate and civic partners can fund fences, CCTV, metal detectors, security support, and public address systems. Campus Security Incidents: A student was arrested after bringing a weapon to Millington Central Middle High School in Tennessee, with officials saying the weapon was secured and there was no active threat. Anti-Bullying Media Push: Malaysia’s police and Dream Film launched “Is Not A Joke,” aiming to screen the film in 100 schools to tackle bullying and discourage “just joking” excuses. Classroom Tech Limits: Los Angeles Unified introduced age-based classroom screen-time caps, with screen-based homework counted, as pediatric experts warn heavy use may affect language and thinking skills. School Transportation Upgrades: Kansas City Public Schools continues its Zum Transportation partnership to address driver shortages, while Osceola County opened a new transportation hub to cut bus travel times. Literacy Funding: Massachusetts awarded PRISM continuation grants to Peabody and Lynn to strengthen early reading instruction. Global Education Rights: UNESCO warned that 2.4 million Afghan girls remain barred from secondary education, calling the ban a severe rights violation.
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