AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNigeria’s Curriculum: The House of Representatives urged the education ministry to restore Biology as a compulsory senior-secondary subject, warning its removal would weaken students’ science education. Florida Data Breach: The state says a breach of its student financial-aid website may have exposed personal information, including Social Security numbers, of 4.9 million people. Nigeria’s Learning Gains: A UK-funded programme that reached more than two million children and trained 25,000 teachers has closed; five northern states say they will continue its reforms, but sustaining progress remains a challenge. School Policy: India’s CBSE has set new rules for Class 9 students, including compulsory vocational education and revised subject choices for the 2027–28 Class 10 exams. Exam Integrity: South Korea plans tougher penalties for students caught using smart glasses to cheat, including possible criminal complaints and a test ban of up to three years. Bangladesh’s Schools: A report highlights severe teacher shortages, vacant posts and staff teaching outside their subject specialities, underscoring persistent planning problems across the system.
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