AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation Under Attack: The Education Above All Foundation launched “The Crosswalk” in Paris and Geneva for International Day to Protect Education from Attack, using pedestrian-crossing stripes as a timeline of verified school attacks and linking to UNESCO’s prevention plan. AI in K-12: A survey commissioned by IBM found 83% of educators feel confident teaching about AI, while 66% of parents share that confidence—highlighting a gap in what families expect schools to do. State Policy Overhaul: Arizona’s Board of Education is revising the A–F letter grade system after an auditor general report said the grades don’t clearly communicate performance. Early Childhood Training: Qatar began intensive KG1 staff workshops to prepare teachers for three-year-olds as part of its “Sunrise” early childhood expansion. Higher Ed Leadership: Thomas Jefferson University named Zoher F. Kapasi provost effective Nov. 1, 2026. School Safety: East Valley schools briefly locked down after reports of a “suspicious person,” with police later determining no threat. Learning Access & Support: Nevada State University’s School of Education announced its Degrees of Impact Awards Gala to fund unpaid clinical placements for future educators and clinicians.
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