AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Classroom Rules: New York City put a one-year moratorium on generative AI in elementary and middle school, blocking or deleting AI features in approved apps and limiting daily screen time for younger students, while high schools get “AI literacy” courses and tightly supervised AI use. Disaster-Ready Schools: Philippines Education Secretary Sonny Angara urged schools to adopt DepEd’s Project Ligtas+, an AI-backed hazard tool that turns weather and geohazard data into school-level safety alerts. Advanced Learning Access: Rochester Public Schools was selected for a national cohort to expand AP, IB, and dual enrollment, aiming to boost participation for students historically underrepresented in advanced classes. Global Education & Science: Kazakhstan and China discussed expanding cooperation in science and education, including academic exchanges and a possible AI school in Astana. STEM & Skills Pathways: Gulf Bank wrapped up a three-week summer internship for university students, rotating them through treasury, risk, retail, and digital channels. Math on the World Stage: Glasgow won the bid to host the 2030 International Congress of Mathematicians. Early Literacy Push: Worldreader launched its first-ever All Families Reading Challenge, linking early literacy with family health and development.
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