AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSchool Safety: A teacher was injured in an alleged student attack at an international school in Kuching, Malaysia. The school is adding police and entry checks and offering counselling as authorities investigate. Student Protests: About 10,000 students and teachers rallied in Greece for more education funding, better facilities and smaller classes, amid wider European protests over education and living costs. Antisemitism in Schools: A UK review found three in five Jewish pupils had faced antisemitism and urged schools to treat it as a distinct form of harm, with clearer reporting and responses. Student Debt: The US government is reportedly preparing to hire private collectors to pursue federal loan defaults, potentially exposing millions of borrowers to wage garnishment and seized tax refunds. International Education: The Trump administration is cutting nearly $70 million in university grants for international education, renewing debate over federal oversight and academic freedom. Doctoral Training: A three-year project will examine PhD programs in seven African countries and recommend improvements to supervision, funding and curricula.
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