AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoStudent Data: California says a hacker accessed records—including names, birth dates, addresses and disability status—of students enrolled over three school years through a contractor’s system. The breach ran from May to September; officials say the information has not been found publicly. Vocational Education: A global conference opened in Tianjin, China, with Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang urging stronger international cooperation and easier cross-border skills development as technology reshapes jobs. School Safety: In Ukraine, just 42% of schools can continue lessons during air raids, though 82% of pupils have access to shelters. Reform and Trust: Sri Lanka plans the next phase of education reforms for 2027, but faces criticism over poor public communication; a new website aims to explain the proposals. Girls’ Education: Afghanistan’s ban on girls’ secondary education has entered its fifth year under Taliban rule. Digital Skills: A Dorset survey found more than a quarter of primary pupils lack suitable technology at home, while teachers cite outdated computers, weak connectivity and limited funding.
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