AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUkraine’s Schools: A U.S. Helsinki Commission briefing will examine how students are learning during the war. Air-raid alarms affected 65.9% of school days in September and October, and the U.N. has verified nearly 2,000 attacks on education facilities since the invasion began. School Investment: Armenia has allocated 6.93 billion drams toward a program to build, renovate and equip 300 schools and 500 kindergartens. Curaçao’s Education Gap: Nearly four in 10 residents aged 15 and older have completed only primary or lower vocational education, according to new statistics that distinguish between attending school and earning a qualification. Prison Learning: England’s prison inspectors say education is in worse shape than a decade ago: the share of inspected prisons rated good or outstanding fell from 44% in 2017 to 18% in 2024-25, while some prisons lost more than half their learning hours to funding cuts. Global Student Recruitment: A survey of 437 universities across 63 countries found recruitment challenges in the U.S. and U.K., while institutions in Asia reported stronger intakes and outlooks.
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