AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoStudent Power: Serbia’s student-led opposition has won a projected parliamentary majority, ending Aleksandar Vučić’s party’s 14-year grip on power after nearly two years of anti-corruption protests. Campus Rights: Jamia Millia Islamia students have ended their protest after an agreement with administrators to hold union elections within 15 days of approving the union’s constitution and revoke protest-related suspensions. Learning Gaps: California test scores edged up, but most students still fall short of grade-level standards: 49.3% met or exceeded English standards and 38.4% did so in math. Teacher Pay: Kenya’s post-primary teachers’ union is threatening to boycott exam supervision and marking unless the exam council negotiates over the current 600-shilling payment. Digital Access: Pakistan plans to distribute 500,000 Chromebooks and internet devices to students over two years.
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