AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoStudent Data: California families are being notified that a breach at testing contractor ETS exposed information belonging to current and former public-school students; affected people can claim two years of free identity-protection services. International Students: New U.S. guidance is narrowing international students’ access to paid co-ops and internships, prompting UC Berkeley student leaders to press the system to join a legal challenge. Access and Fairness: Kuwait’s appeals court upheld a ruling promoting a student who missed online classes because technical problems blocked access to the learning platform. Student Voice: Malaysia’s higher-education minister says a university student will face no disciplinary action for challenging a panel, and condemned online abuse and threats against them. Safety and Support: Malaysia’s education minister says teachers need stronger training to respond to bullying; officials recorded 4,289 school bullying cases from March to August. Sri Lanka also approved a student insurance scheme covering specified medical costs. Disaster Impact: A report from Nepal says 163 students and 17 teachers remain unaccounted for after devastating floods in Rasuwa district.
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