AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoStudent Protests: French unions say 480,000 people joined nationwide demonstrations backing students demanding better-funded schools, more teachers and improved facilities; the police watchdog has opened 36 investigations into police conduct. In Albania, students protested education costs, university conditions and job prospects, with clashes at the Education Ministry. Teaching and Learning: Malaysia plans early interventions to address gaps in maths after its latest PISA results, while seeking to appoint 317 reserve teachers to fill vacancies. College Access: New York is extending application-fee waivers at more than 130 colleges through October and November; last year, the initiative saved students more than $15 million. A North Carolina health-care sponsorship program has expanded to support 54 students this fall. Student Safety: A ninth-grade student was killed when unexploded ordnance detonated during a school trip in northern Israel. Moldova is developing a nationwide response plan after surveys found one in four pupils had experienced or witnessed bullying or physical aggression.
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