AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation & Student Outcomes: New OECD PISA results show Canadian teens still scoring well in science, but reading and math are sliding sharply, raising alarms for schools and policymakers. Public Health & Schools: A peer-reviewed review finds vaccinated people can still catch and spread measles, though unvaccinated cases remain the main drivers—an important reminder for school immunization planning. Indigenous Priorities in Education: Quebec parties face criticism for not making clear commitments on First Nations and Inuit education and public services during the election campaign. Student Support Programs: New Brunswick is rolling out subsidized school lunches, but rollout delays are leaving gaps—prompting calls for faster help. International Education Policy: Canada is easing study rules for some foreign workers, allowing up to six months of study without a separate study permit, with eligibility details now circulating. Community & Learning: Grandparents Day spotlights seniors’ role in families and community life, with intergenerational programming highlighted in Brandon, Man.
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