AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEducation Recovery in Venezuela: Venezuela’s Bolivarian government says it’s advancing repairs at six quake-affected schools in Caracas and Miranda, with works above 35% execution at institutions including E.B.D. Josefina Daviot and Liceo Andrés Bello, aiming for the 2026-2027 school year. School Infrastructure in Guyana: Guyana Water Inc. will drill a potable water well for the new Phillipai Secondary School in Region Seven, a project estimated at about $37.0M, as the hinterland school nears completion. Teaching and Learning Focus: A Guyana education column argues the country can’t solve its math problem by treating mathematics as a passed subject; it calls for engaging math specialists to strengthen reasoning-focused instruction alongside teachers. Regional Education Leadership: CARICOM education ministers are meeting in Guyana for talks tied to regional priorities, including education policy and development. Student Support via Research: A Georgia Southern professor wins a Fulbright U.S. Scholar grant to study how developing nations build innovation systems to tackle public health challenges in Brazil, with potential spillovers for education and training. Diplomacy and Education Access: Panama appoints a new ambassador to Guyana as it prepares to open a physical embassy, a move framed around strengthening Caribbean ties that can support regional cooperation.
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