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Heavy rains in the interior of Bahia have caused significant disruption, displacing families and leading to class suspensions due to flooded streets and damaged infrastructure.

A two-day university strike in Argentina leads to the suspension of classes on February 27 and March 2 to protest against salary issues and education funding.

The Argentine government has called a national teachers' negotiation meeting in response to union pressure, while a strike threatens the school year start in 15 provinces.

Over 25 students from rural communities in Candeias, Brazil, have been unable to attend school due to transportation issues with the neighboring municipality of São Francisco de Paula.

The Piauí Institute of Technology has commenced the academic year for higher education courses in Artificial Intelligence, offering 120 spots across four classes in Teresina.

As the school year approaches, municipalities in Morón, La Matanza, and Hurlingham have initiated programs to help families with back-to-school expenses, offering discounts on school supplies and uniforms.

University teachers in Argentina have announced a nationwide strike and mobilizations that will affect the functioning of public universities across the country.

Croatian Education Minister Radovan Fuchs announced that all-day classes in primary schools will not commence as planned in 2027 due to delays in school construction.

Bavaria's education ministry plans to modify classroom sizes and potentially eliminate elective subjects due to rising student numbers and staffing constraints.

The Polish Ministry of Education faces criticism and legal challenges over a new policy reducing religion classes to one hour per week.

Students at Dolophini Senior Secondary School in Ngcobo, Eastern Cape, are forced to attend classes outside due to overcrowding and inadequate facilities.

Students in Palmeira D'Oeste, Brazil, have been unable to attend classes for two weeks due to damage from a recent hailstorm.

A teachers' strike has been announced for March 2 in Buenos Aires, coinciding with the start of classes, potentially delaying the school year for many students.

The school year 2026 begins in Buenos Aires at the city's only bilingual institution teaching Mandarin Chinese.

The city of Buenos Aires inaugurated a new school, welcoming over 300,000 students back to classes with a unique mix of traditional and technological elements.

A significant number of teachers in Alytus have initiated a class boycott in response to the dismissal of a colleague and are contemplating a strike due to dissatisfaction with local authorities' handling of the situation.

Teachers at Alytus A. Ramanauskas-Vanagas Gymnasium have suspended classes in protest against the dismissal of an ethics teacher.

Teachers in Argentina face increasing challenges in their role, recognizing a shift in responsibilities that demands emotional support for students.

As school starts in Argentina, it's essential for parents to ensure their children are up to date with required vaccinations.

Parental leave policies in the UK disproportionately favor the middle and upper classes, perpetuating inequality and highlighting the struggles women face in the workplace, particularly after childbirth.

The rural school transport company Gathi Gestão, Transportes e Serviços Ltda has been suspended following a court ruling due to alleged irregularities in the bidding process, though classes and transportation are set to continue without disruption.

Classes resumed at Carlos Chagas Municipal School in Campos do Goytacazes, Brazil, despite ongoing construction, raising safety concerns among parents.

Classes at the Anhanguera Uniderp University in Campo Grande were suspended due to a power outage caused by stolen wires.

A family in Villa Real faced an urgent search for school placements for their children just before the school year began after their previous school shut down unexpectedly.

Classes remain suspended in four municipal schools in Ubatuba, Brazil, due to damage from heavy rains over the weekend.

A severe storm in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, has caused significant destruction, leading to canceled classes and suspended public transportation.

The article discusses the abdication of King Louis-Philippe I of France, who came to power in 1830 during a revolution that ousted King Charles X, emphasizing his liberal reforms and the challenges he faced from the lower classes.

After severe storms caused destruction in Juiz de Fora, the city has suspended classes in all municipal schools for safety and recovery efforts.

After violence prompted by the death of criminal leader ‘El Mencho’, several Mexican states will resume in-person classes on February 24 following cancellations.

Heavy rains in the city of Peruíbe, São Paulo, have flooded streets, suspended classes, and left 198 residents homeless, prompting an emergency declaration.

A non-profit organization in Argentina is launching a 'solidarity backpack' initiative to collect school supplies for students at the beginning of the academic year.

New York City will resume in-person classes in public schools on February 24 following a significant snowstorm that affected the area over the weekend.

AI is being employed in Japanese schools to analyze classes and monitor student behaviors, aiding teachers in their instruction.

The Federal University of Maranhão (UFMA) has opened registrations for free piano and keyboard classes aimed at residents of Itaqui-Bacanga, with a deadline of March 2 for sign-ups.

Classes have resumed at the SESI Professor Quita Guimarães School in Montes Claros after structural renovations following an inspection that identified safety issues.

Russian authorities are enforcing a curriculum in occupied Ukrainian territories that indoctrinates children with loyalty to the Russian state, affecting over 582,000 students.

A teacher with dual sensory impairment is successfully teaching at a prestigious university in Quito, Ecuador, demonstrating the power of determination over obstacles.

Parents in Guayaquil are enrolling their children in English courses during school vacations to enhance their future educational opportunities.

Intense rains in São Paulo's coastal region have led to significant flooding, class suspensions, and over 100 displaced individuals in the city of Peruíbe.

A structural collapse of a wall at a school in Mapasingue Este, Guayaquil, has raised concerns among residents and authorities about the safety of children attending classes in the area.

The city of Ubatuba has suspended classes in all municipal schools due to extensive damage caused by recent heavy rainfall.

Heavy rains in São Paulo's coastal region have caused flooding, road closures, and the displacement of over 100 people, leading to emergency measures.

The head of the Reykjavík School says that despite low enrollment, there are no plans to close the ancient languages department or discontinue Latin classes.

Mexico has suspended in-person classes in at least ten states due to violence following the death of a major drug trafficker.

Heavy rain in São Paulo's coastline has displaced 100 residents in Peruíbe, leading to the suspension of classes and the establishment of a shelter in a municipal school.

Over 130,000 students in Acre, Brazil, are set to begin the school year today after a delay due to staffing issues.

The Supreme Court of India has dismissed a petition seeking Other Backward Classes (OBC) status for Pasmanda Muslims, asserting that the power to include new castes or communities in the reservation list lies with the government and Parliament, not the judiciary.

Mexico is on high alert following the death of its most wanted criminal leader, El Mencho, prompting several states to suspend classes and enhance security measures.

Following the death of drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho', violence surged in at least 15 states in Mexico, prompting authorities to suspend in-person classes as a precaution.

Classes have been suspended in Jalisco following a red alert due to the violent aftermath of the death of drug lord El Mencho.