AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHigher Ed Research: Vermont’s Landmark College is joining a $7.9M National Science Foundation effort to study PFAS “forever chemicals,” with students collecting water and soil data alongside Bennington, Middlebury, UVM, and state partners. Teachers’ Day & Policy: India’s President Murmu will award 48 National Teachers Awards, while Odisha teachers face a setback as a state recognition ceremony is cancelled amid ongoing protests. Classroom Capacity: North Vancouver’s new Cloverley Elementary opens to ease overcrowding, adding 18 classrooms and updated learning spaces. Student Access & Enrollment: UNC students report trouble getting into in-demand classes, while a separate report highlights how scheduling and supply-demand constraints can shape course access. Inclusive Learning: Fiji teachers are urging sign language and Braille to be prioritized in mainstream curriculum. College Sports & Student Life: Oklahoma is ranked No. 9 in the Coaches Poll and No. 10 in the AP Poll for Week 1, and a North Wales campaign targets online fraud risks for new college students. Tragedy: In Kerala’s Thrissur, eight engineering students from Tamil Nadu died after a car crashed into a parked lorry.
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