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Student Well-being: After a missing University of the Philippines student was found safe following an alleged suicide attempt, police urged stronger mental-health support. Gujarat has separately mandated counsellors in secondary schools to help prevent student suicides. School Results: Only one in four Grade 8 and 9 pupils passed June exams in South Africa’s Free State, North West and Northern Cape provinces. Religious Expression: Quebec’s new government plans to ban religious attire, including turbans and niqabs, in elementary schools, renewing debate over students’ rights. Teacher Support: A $10 million U.S. grant will fund teacher-directed literacy training in North Carolina middle schools; meanwhile, teachers at private schools in Pakistan say event and promotional duties are crowding out teaching. Student Voices: In Serbia, a student-led opposition won power after months of protests, while students in Germany rallied against spending cuts and planned military service.

Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.

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