AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoStudent Aid Fraud: The Justice Department’s “Operation Ghostbusters” targets an alleged international scheme using stolen identities and AI-generated “ghost students” to steal federal aid; officials say losses could reach hundreds of millions of dollars. Curriculum Changes: India’s CBSE says students taking Class 10 boards in 2028 will have five compulsory subjects and an optional skills paper, while vocational education remains required. Teacher Shortages: New surveys in Scotland warn staffing gaps are reducing students’ educational opportunities, with secondary schools reporting a severe impact. Learning Gaps: Guam’s superintendent says most elementary students are below English and math standards, despite a 62% rise in per-pupil spending since 2022–23. Student Support: LaGuardia Community College has opened a first-of-its-kind CUNY office connecting immigrant students with legal, financial and academic help. Career Training: IIT Guwahati and Tata Electronics plan hands-on semiconductor courses to prepare students for industry roles and expand training across northeast India.
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