Europe is currently grappling with an “exceptional” heatwave, triggering a wave of significant disruptions and escalating public health concerns across the continent. In a stark response to the soaring temperatures, France has implemented the drastic measure of nationwide school closures, prioritizing student safety amidst the intense conditions. Concurrently, Italy has […]
Category: Education
Bob Hartman did it his way and leaves Whitehall and District 11 proud of his tenure
Bob Hartman, a name synonymous with unwavering dedication in high school sports administration, concludes a truly distinguished tenure at Whitehall and District 11, leaving behind an indelible legacy built upon the profound principle of prioritizing the well-being and development of student-athletes. His vision for Whitehall District 11 sports was never […]
ISC Class 11 Chemistry Syllabus 2025-26: Download FREE PDF
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has officially released the highly anticipated ISC Class 11 Chemistry Syllabus for the academic years 2025-26, now readily available for download in a free PDF format. This crucial announcement marks a significant development for students embarking on their senior secondary education, […]
India News | Narendra Jadhav Committee to Share Report on Maharashtra’s Three-language Policy in 3 Months
The landscape of education in Maharashtra is poised for a significant shift as the Narendra Jadhav Committee prepares to submit its comprehensive report on the state’s three-language policy within the next three months. This pivotal development, officially announced via a Government Resolution (GR) by the Maharashtra School Education and Sports […]
Doctors don’t get much menopause training. State lawmakers are trying to change that
The landscape of women’s healthcare is on the cusp of significant transformation as state lawmakers across the nation, spearheaded by the California legislature, move to address a critical void in medical education: comprehensive training on menopause. For too long, millions of individuals navigating this natural biological transition have found themselves […]
The Kid Whisperer: How to teach your students to say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’
The persistent challenge of instilling fundamental social graces in young students, particularly the consistent use of “please” and “thank you,” remains a significant hurdle for educators globally. Many teachers find themselves in a familiar predicament, echoing the frustrations of a second-grade teacher who recently lamented spending half her year reiterating […]
Government warned cuts to journalism training ‘weaken civic fabric’
A recent governmental decision to discontinue supplementary funding for journalism training courses has ignited significant concern and criticism across the media landscape, with prominent figures warning of profound implications for democratic society and the very integrity of the nation’s civic fabric. This move, which alters long-standing education policy regarding specialized […]
Akpabio Backs Bills to Establish Six New Federal Universities Across Nigeria
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has unequivocally thrown his weight behind crucial legislative efforts aimed at establishing six new federal universities across Nigeria, marking a significant stride towards bolstering the nation’s higher education landscape. This endorsement underscores a profound recognition of education as a pivotal driver for national development, signaling a […]
Some parents are just glad their child is alive, having made suicide attempts’
For some parents, the very survival of their child, particularly after grappling with profound mental health crises and even suicide attempts, transcends all other considerations. This stark reality underpins the fervent advocacy of a York mother, who champions the fundamental right to education for children with special educational needs (SEN), […]
You can’t give a kid back their life’: Parents fury over axe of crossing patrollers
A wave of profound concern and anger has swept through communities as parents vehemently protest the decision to eliminate vital school crossing patroller positions, articulating a powerful message: “You can give someone back their job, you can’t give a kid back their life.” This stark declaration underscores the central theme […]
Primary school wins award for work to reduce waste
A primary school in Pembrokeshire has recently garnered significant acclaim, securing a prestigious award that unequivocally recognizes its outstanding commitment to environmental sustainability and pioneering waste reduction strategies. This accolade not only celebrates their dedicated efforts but also underscores the school’s pivotal role in fostering a greener future, setting a […]
New campaign aims to keep children safe online this summer
As summer approaches, bringing with it extended breaks from school, a comprehensive new initiative has been launched with the crucial aim of safeguarding children online throughout the holiday period. Recognizing the inherent increase in digital engagement and the potential risks young people face when unsupervised, this proactive online safety campaign […]
Perspective: The resignation of the UVA president and what it says about Trump’s strategy on higher education
The recent resignation of the University of Virginia (UVA) president serves as a compelling inflection point, offering profound insights into the intricate interplay between political ideologies and the trajectory of American higher education, particularly under the lingering influence of former President Donald Trump’s strategic vision. During his tenure, Donald Trump […]
AI is reshaping education, and TWU now has someone to manage it
In a pioneering move poised to redefine the landscape of modern academia, Texas Woman’s University (TWU) has officially appointed a Chief Artificial Intelligence Strategist, signaling a robust commitment to integrating artificial intelligence into the core of its educational framework. This landmark decision follows over a year of meticulous planning and […]
OpenSim Worlds Fair will be held in March – Hypergrid Business
The much-anticipated OpenSim Worlds Fair is poised to launch on March 1, 2025, marking a significant event for the global OpenSim community. After over a year of meticulous preparation, this ambitious virtual fair is set to become a central nexus for innovation, creativity, and knowledge sharing within the open-source metaverse. […]
Tuesday ceremony to celebrate Old Dillon Schoolhouse joining state register of historic properties
A significant milestone in the preservation of Colorado’s rich past will be celebrated this Tuesday, July 1, as the Old Dillon Schoolhouse officially joins the esteemed Colorado State Register of Historic Properties. This long-anticipated designation marks a pivotal achievement for local historic preservation efforts, cementing the venerable structure’s profound historical […]
Trump administration finds Harvard failed to protect Jewish students
The Trump administration has escalated its scrutiny of Harvard University, formally declaring that the prestigious institution has failed to adequately protect its Jewish students from antisemitism, a finding that carries profound implications for the university’s federal funding. This significant announcement intensifies an already contentious relationship between the administration and one […]
ISTELive 25: Embracing Change and Innovation in Uncertain Times
The recent ISTELive 25 conference served as a critical global forum, spotlighting the profound and transformative influence of emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, on the education sector. As discussions unfolded, a clear consensus emerged: while these technological advancements promise a revolution in learning, their ultimate impact—whether for better or worse—hinges […]
Clicks, Connection & Conversation: A Future First Teen Virtual Series
In an increasingly complex and digitally saturated world, today’s adolescents face a unique confluence of challenges that demand proactive and tailored support. Recognizing this critical need, The Parenting Center has launched the “Clicks, Connection & Conversation: A Future First Teen Virtual Series,” an innovative initiative meticulously designed to equip young […]
B.C. lawyer, law society descend into war of words over residential school discovery
A significant legal confrontation has erupted in British Columbia, as a Victoria-based criminal defence lawyer, James Heller, has initiated a high-stakes defamation lawsuit against the venerable Law Society of BC, transforming a professional disagreement into a deeply resonant “war of words” concerning controversial Indigenous coursework and the painful legacy of […]
Tracing Queer History Through NYC’s Public Parks
New York City’s venerable public parks, often perceived as mere recreational havens, hold a profound, often overlooked significance as pivotal sanctuaries for LGBTQ+ individuals navigating eras of intense societal oppression. These verdant “green spaces” throughout the five boroughs, from the historic expanse of Washington Square Park to the intimate confines […]
In first track season, Manchester’s Elliot sets a national record
In a remarkable testament to unforeseen talent and dedication, Joel Elliot, an eighth-grade student from the Middle School at Parkside in Manchester, has etched his name into the annals of national athletics by setting a national record in the long jump during his inaugural competitive track season. This extraordinary accomplishment […]
The Decline And Fall Of Our So-Called Degreed Experts
Recent years have witnessed a significant re-evaluation of the pronouncements from our so-called “degreed experts,” particularly as their predictions increasingly diverge from real-world outcomes. A recurring theme has emerged: the conventional wisdom, often espoused by university economists, policy strategists, and academic elites, frequently fails to align with subsequent data and […]
Students protest against austerity in education
The National Alliance of Student Organizations of Romania (ANOSR) has issued a resolute appeal to the Romanian Government, demanding an immediate reversal of austerity measures that threaten the nation’s educational landscape and student well-being. This significant move highlights growing concerns within the student community regarding the financial pressures impacting higher […]
PNW students disturbed by DEI cuts
Purdue University Northwest’s recent decision to significantly reduce its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs and staff has sparked considerable dismay among its student body, particularly those from historically underrepresented backgrounds. This strategic shift, perceived by many as a step backward for the institution’s commitment to inclusivity, is already demonstrating […]
Shapes to Forms in La Jolla blends creativity with STEAM
A groundbreaking new establishment on Prospect Street in La Jolla, “Shapes to Forms,” is poised to redefine the educational landscape by seamlessly blending the vibrant world of creative arts with core STEAM principles. This innovative venture transcends conventional learning paradigms, fostering an immersive environment where imagination converges with scientific exploration, […]
Trump administration finds Harvard failed to protect Jewish students, threatens to cut all funding
In a significant escalation of its scrutiny over academic institutions, the Trump administration has delivered a potent challenge to Harvard University, culminating an investigation that alleges the esteemed institution failed to adequately protect its Jewish students. This determination carries grave consequences, as it has led to a direct threat to […]
Former Cougars left heartbroken by cuts to Washington State’s track and field program
The recent announcement from Washington State University (WSU) to significantly alter its intercollegiate track and field program has sent ripples of disappointment through its athletic community, particularly among former student-athletes who once proudly wore the Cougars’ colors. This strategic pivot, favoring a “distance-focused approach,” entails the complete elimination of all […]
Delbert and Maradyl Facklam Scholarship awarded
In a significant boost to academic aspirations, Sara Zumbahlen has been officially named the distinguished recipient of the prestigious Delbert and Maradyl Facklam Scholarship. This highly anticipated announcement underscores a pivotal moment for Ms. Zumbahlen, providing crucial financial aid that will undoubtedly bolster her pursuit of higher education and enable […]
Bruce V. Penwell Jr. Nursing Scholarship recipients announced
In a significant boost to future healthcare professionals, the Bruce V. Penwell Jr. Nursing Scholarship has proudly announced its 2025 recipients: Isabelle Anderson, Marisa Daniels, and Leo Niemerg. These three exceptional individuals have been selected for their profound commitment and dedication to the nursing profession, each set to receive crucial […]