AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGirls’ Education: UNESCO warns Afghanistan could lose a generation of skilled professionals as restrictions keep 2.4 million girls out of secondary school; no girls are enrolled in universities in 2026. Foundational Learning: Ghana has launched a long-term agenda to improve reading, writing and numeracy, with its vice president warning that school access alone is not enough if children aren’t learning core skills. School Reform: Telangana plans to fold its 55-year-old intermediate system into a 10+2 structure from the next academic year, covering Classes IX–XII as senior secondary education. Public Education: Teachers in Madrid are pressing ahead with an indefinite strike, citing staff shortages, overcrowded classrooms and years of cuts.
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