AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoStudent Wellbeing: More than 138,000 New York City public-school students experienced homelessness in 2025–26—about one in eight—despite a 10% decline from the previous year. Access and Equity: Afghanistan’s UN envoy condemned restrictions on girls’ education and limits on boys’ access to modern sciences, warning that a generation is being denied opportunity. University Fees: A UK debate over a proposed £450 million annual contribution to discount EU students’ university fees has highlighted tensions between international access and graduates’ debt burdens. Climate Education: At COP31, a UNESCO education official called for action and better data to track climate progress, while delegates urged wealthy nations to close financing gaps for developing countries. AI in Schools: Educators are debating whether students should simply learn to use AI—or be taught to shape and govern it. A University of Virginia symposium will examine AI’s effects on learning, work and young people’s wellbeing. Education Funding: Oklahoma tribes contributed $351 million to education in 2023 through gaming revenue, scholarships and donations; $194 million went to the state education fund in 2025.
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