AGP Executive Report
Last update: 43 minutes agoExam Integrity Crackdown: India’s PM Modi announced fast-track courts to speed up punishment in NEET paper leak cases, as protests continue and Delhi’s High Court designated a special fast-track court to handle question-paper leak offences. Nutrition in Schools: Indonesia’s National Nutrition Agency is expanding the Free Nutritious Meals program with nutrition education modules—covering healthy habits and why vegetables matter—delivered via school units. Education Safety Rules: Jammu’s Directorate of School Education ordered flood-affected schools to stay closed until structural safety inspections clear them for reopening. Special Education Compliance: Arizona officials declared the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind in violation of special education laws amid a campus move that splits deaf and blind students across districts. Community Learning Support: Shreveport’s Community School received nearly $250,000 from Expand Energy for classroom technology and remote trainings. Higher Ed & Skills: India’s government highlights a life-cycle skills approach to build employable talent, while Indonesia partners with NYU to strengthen research for the national sports industry. Student Life & Access: A free back-to-school haircut event in Greeneville will serve K-12 students ahead of the new term. Campus Growth: University of Arkansas launched a Contested Logistics Consortium to strengthen supply-chain resilience through industry and government collaboration.
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