AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoStudent Safety: More than 1,000 Kelantan Islamic Foundation alumni studying in Saudi Arabia and nearby countries are safe, officials say, with classes continuing as usual amid regional tensions. A deadly lighting-structure collapse at a Hyderabad college festival has renewed questions about event safety. Campus Voice: Jamia Millia Islamia students are in a seventh day of hunger strike demanding restoration of their union; the university suspended protesters and closed two libraries, citing security concerns. Arts Access: Josh Groban’s foundation awarded over $1.5 million in 2026 grants to 257 nonprofits, which say they reach more than 600,000 students. Learning Gaps: New TIMSS results show 9% of Australian fourth-graders fall below the lowest maths benchmark, compared with 1–2% in Singapore, Japan and Korea. California test results also point to broad reading and maths shortfalls. Student Data: California’s education department says a hacker accessed information on millions of students.
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