AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHigher Ed Accountability: Senior Cambridge academics say the university’s plan to investigate Prof Jason Arday’s death is inadequate, calling out “serious failures of leadership” and urging a deeper look at decisions around his hiring and treatment. Education Funding & Access: Philippines’ TESDA warns 2027 scholarship slots may drop sharply after a proposed budget cut, while Ontario refers concerns about OSAP payments at private career colleges to police after “serious concerns” flagged by an outside review. Student Safety & Campus Climate: Cornell students rally for “Jane Doe” and demand resignations over the university’s handling of an alleged rape case; Biliran Province State University warns students could face expulsion on the first offense after a reported gun threat. Teacher Labor & School Disruption: Teacher strikes and contract standoffs hit classrooms in multiple places, including a Pennsylvania district where a tentative deal is pending and Upper East Region schools where learning is disrupted. Classroom Innovation & Support: Madison schools expand free vision care via mobile vans, and a teacher-focused piece highlights quick student surveys to help learners feel seen. Skills & Workforce Training: Alpena Community College partners with America’s Cutting Edge to expand free CNC machining training. Student Protests Worldwide: France’s student protests over school funding and inequality escalate as police crack down, with thousands arrested.
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