AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCampus Safety: Ateneo de Zamboanga tightened security after unverified messages warned of an attack, though officials say they have found no substantiated threat. Student Voice: Jamia Millia Islamia students continued a seven-day hunger strike demanding restoration of their union; the university closed two libraries, while protesters also seek the reversal of suspensions. Girls’ Education: India’s Supreme Court gave states and territories four weeks to report on free sanitary pads, working toilets and menstrual-health education, warning that delays undermine girls’ rights and can contribute to school dropouts. Student Privacy: California is assessing the impact of a breach at testing contractor ETS, where millions of students’ records were reportedly accessed; exposed information may include addresses, disability status and test data. Learning Outcomes: New international test results show 9% of Australian fourth-graders fell below the lowest maths benchmark, compared with 1–2% in Singapore, Japan and South Korea.
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