AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRefugee Education Crisis: The UNHCR says 5.8 million refugee children were out of school in 2025, with 44% of school-age refugees missing education; UN warns funding cuts could worsen the gap, especially at secondary level. Exam Security & Access: India’s Higher Education Secretary inspected the National Testing Agency’s new Minto Road office, focusing on infrastructure and confidential exam safeguards ahead of upcoming tests after the NEET-UG paper leak controversy. India’s Language Preservation Push: India’s education ministry approved five Centres of Excellence for classical languages—Assamese, Bengali, Pali, Marathi and Prakrit—backed by universities including Tezpur, Visva Bharati and Central University of Odisha. Child Protection in Schools: Tamil Nadu arrested an education department trainer under POCSO for allegedly sexually harassing a minor and threatening her over board exams. Special Education Debate: Ontario’s education minister is reviewing whether the province’s inclusion model is working, after auditor general concerns and teacher frustration over support gaps. Higher Ed Capacity Pressure: Universities warn extra funding won’t cover surging applicant numbers as governments try to expand study places. Local School Infrastructure: East Grand Forks voters face ballot measures, including an $11.9m preschool addition, as leaders say buildings lack space.
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