AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoArts Education: Young violinists from Holguín’s Raúl Gómez García Elementary School of Art won praise online for performing a Cuban classic, showcasing students’ training and their teachers’ work. Inclusive Sport: Belize is sending 34 student-athletes from 10 schools to the CODICADER Disability Games in Guatemala, where they will compete in athletics, boccia and goalball. Curriculum: Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Mia Mottley urged schools to teach Mighty Sparrow’s music, while another call seeks to include his song “Slave” in the CXC curriculum. Education Policy: Puerto Rico is pushing back against a proposal to require English at Head Start centers. University Staff: Academics in Argentina staged a mass strike over pay demands. Student Voices: SKI Academy narrowly won St. Kitts and Nevis’ Independence 43 primary schools’ elocution finals, ahead of Seventh Day Adventist Primary.
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