AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation Policy & Outcomes: Latin America slips in PISA 2025, with all 13 assessed countries scoring below OECD averages; Argentina posts its weakest results since 2006, raising fresh alarms about learning gaps and inequality. School Access & Recovery: Jamaica’s Black River High moves to phased, face-to-face reopening after Hurricane Melissa damage, aiming to have all grades back by mid-September while resetting classroom expectations. Learning Infrastructure: St. Maarten officially breaks ground on a new permanent library on International Literacy Day, funded through the Netherlands-backed Fostering Resilient Learning Project, after Hurricane Irma destroyed the original facility. Student Support & Tech Debate: Trinidad and Tobago’s education ministry launches an AI tutor for secondary students, but critics argue families still need faster delivery of basic book grants and that admin efficiency should come first. Regional Cooperation: FAO urges stronger South-South cooperation to scale practical agrifood solutions, emphasizing that knowledge from the Global South should drive policy and investment.
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