Communities in Lääneranna municipality seek changes in the school system
Communities in Lääneranna municipality are requesting changes to the local school network, prompted by a new municipal government planning to reverse previous educational reforms.
2026 Elections: The Texas Democrat as Young as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Running for Senate
James Talarico, a 36-year-old Texas Democrat, is running for the Senate in the 2026 elections, proposing reforms including strengthening democracy and improving public education.
Lääneranna's new local government plans to reverse school reform
Lääneranna's new local government is planning to reverse previous school reforms based on community demands.
Idris invests N3bn in textbooks, rebuilds 500 schools
Governor Nasir Idris has invested N3 billion in education reforms in Kebbi State, targeting the improvement of 학교 infrastructure and resources.
Protests in Jēkabpils Municipality Against School Network Reform; 18 Teachers May Lose Their Jobs
Residents of Jēkabpils protested against school network reforms that could lead to job losses for teachers due to a decrease in student numbers.
Psychologist breaks down SEND White Paper and what it will mean for parents
A psychologist analyzes the government’s new SEND White Paper, which proposes substantial reforms affecting special education needs and disabilities in England.
Changes in Jēkabpils Municipality's Education Network
Jēkabpils Municipality approved changes to its education network after protests from school representatives.
Student and pupil rally in the center of Athens for the Tempi tragedy – Traffic regulations
Students and pupils are holding a rally in Athens to mark the third anniversary of the Tempi tragedy, demanding justice and safe transportation.
Starmer hints at changing student loans system
Sir Keir Starmer indicated that the UK government is considering reforms to the student loans system to make it fairer.
Six schools in Bauska region could be reformed
The Bauska region is considering reforms involving six schools, with local opinions expressing concern over student safety and educational resources.
COEASU demands insider to lead colleges commission
The Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union is advocating for an internal candidate to be appointed as the next Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Colleges of Education to ensure continuity and stability in leadership during ongoing reforms.
After Multi-Property Regulation, Treatment for the Educational Challenge
The article discusses the need for President Lee Jae-myung to address the educational crisis in South Korea following his firm stance on real estate policy reforms.
A stormy debate on the KRS and PIP is coming. Where to watch the session of the Sejm?
Polish lawmakers are convening for the 51st session of the Sejm, discussing critical legislative changes including management of data and legal education reforms.
Ford government still ‘discussing’ whether or not to abolish trustees
Doug Ford is still considering the elimination of elected trustees in Ontario's school boards amid ongoing reforms.
Shake-up of support for children with special needs and disabilities unveiled
The UK government has announced significant reforms to the support system for children with special educational needs and disabilities, affecting how many receive personalized education plans starting in 2030.
Expensive Driver's License: Getting a Driver's License? "I would also wait for a while"
Driving instructors in Germany express uncertainty as potential reforms might lead to lower costs for acquiring a driver's license, causing a wait-and-see attitude among new students.
SEND reforms sound positive - but I fear they will do more harm for children like mine
A mother expresses concern that proposed SEND reforms may ultimately undermine support for children with special educational needs.
What you need to know about changes coming to UK schools under SEND reforms
The UK government is implementing a significant overhaul of the special educational needs (SEND) system, set to begin in September 2029, with a focus on inclusivity and reduced wait times for support.
Good news in California: Newsom proposes to improve state education with a budget change for 2026
California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a proposal for significant educational reforms in the state's 2026-27 budget.
About 270,000 fewer children in England to get EHCPs under Send overhaul
A significant reduction in the provision of education, health and care plans (EHCPs) for children with special educational needs and disabilities in England is set to be implemented following recent government reforms.
Here is Tesfaye's to-do list: Epx, physical intervention, and grading scale
Denmark's Education Minister Mattias Tesfaye has a pressing agenda despite the political lull, focusing on reforms and upcoming proposals.
Obasanjo urges NOUN to restore law programme, embrace reforms
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has called for the National Open University of Nigeria to restore its law program and embrace reforms to enhance academic innovation and student enrollment.
Key update on Plan B student loans as minister 'sees issue'
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has acknowledged the widespread concerns about Plan B student loans and indicated a willingness to review the system without committing to specific reforms.
Sweeping school reforms to be unveiled - but one mum says it's 'just what I was fearing'
The UK government is set to unveil sweeping education reforms aimed at reducing the disadvantage gap among schoolchildren, but some parents express concern about the potential impacts on their children.
Five former education secretaries urge Labour MPs to back government’s Send reforms in open letter
Five former UK education secretaries have urged Labour MPs to support government reforms aimed at improving the special education system in English schools.
Restrictions on Distance Learning for First Six Grades Starting from the 2027/2028 Academic Year
Latvia's parliament has enacted significant restrictions on distance education for students in grades 1 to 6, effective from the 2027/2028 school year.
The Riigikogu did not express distrust towards Minister of Education Kristina Kallas
The Riigikogu voted against a motion of distrust in Education Minister Kristina Kallas, despite criticisms regarding her management of several simultaneous educational reforms.
Ministry of Education Reduces 'Fake Work' in Schools... Teachers No Longer Need to Provide Reasons for Tardiness or Leaving Early
The South Korean Ministry of Education plans to reduce unnecessary regulations for teachers, allowing them to leave early or arrive late without having to provide a reason as long as it doesn’t disrupt classes.
Kogi poly rector urges staff to back reforms
The Rector of Kogi State Polytechnic has called on staff to support ongoing reforms to enhance the institution's performance and productivity.
The Ministry of Education comments on the audit conducted by the State Audit Office
The Latvian Ministry of Education responds to a State Audit Office audit regarding inequalities in primary education, emphasizing both the need for reforms and that some conclusions are outdated.
Barbara Nowacka: I regret that health education is not a compulsory subject
Barbara Nowacka discusses the need for compulsory health education in Poland's school curriculum amid recent educational reforms.
Changes to the preschool system will not solve the pressing issues
The article argues that recent changes to the Icelandic preschool system may not adequately address the significant problems faced by it.
"Digital Barrier" for Children? The Head of the Ministry of Education Reveals the Scale of the Problem
Barbara Nowacka reported that approximately 1.5 million children aged 7-13 use applications that contain inappropriate content affecting their development, sparking a call for educational and legal reforms in Poland.
Ayuso dismisses her first advisor since she assumed the presidency: she replaces Emilio Viciana due to the impasse with universities
Isabel Díaz Ayuso has dismissed Emilio Viciana as the Minister of Education in an attempt to advance reforms in Madrid's higher education system, replacing him with Mercedes Zarzalejo.
The Ministry of Education Consolidates and Seeks Leaders
The Estonian Ministry of Education and Research is restructuring its operations amidst significant education reforms, including a reduction in the number of leaders.
PL Wants Paulo Guedes as Economic Guru for Flávio Bolsonaro
The PL party intends to suggest that Flávio Bolsonaro appoint Paulo Guedes as his economic advisor, reflecting on Guedes' previous tenure as Minister of Economy under Bolsonaro's father.
Reform of the Cootad Could Affect 27,000 Students and 1,400 Teachers in Quito, According to Parents
Parents in Quito are concerned that proposed reforms to the Cootad law may negatively impact thousands of students and teachers in municipal schools.
The campaign for No? A carousel of fake news that confuses citizens
The Italian Minister of Education, Giuseppe Valditara, expresses concern about the spread of misinformation regarding legal reforms in Italy and its impact on public understanding.
Kallas: initiated reforms will reduce educational inequality
Kristina Kallas believes that extending compulsory education and transitioning to Estonian-language instruction will help reduce educational inequality in Estonia.
Kallas sees ongoing reforms as a solution to the fundamental shortcomings of the education system
Education Minister Kristina Kallas believes that ongoing reforms can address key issues identified in the human development report, particularly in relation to educational inequality.
Education in digital security, use of radio spectrum, and reforms to the COIP and Traffic Law, the points of the Law for the Strengthening of Cybersecurity
The National Assembly of Ecuador approved a law aimed at strengthening cybersecurity, which includes significant reforms to several existing laws and emphasizes digital education and user responsibility.
We will not abolish inclusion, we may postpone the reform of education, Plaga admits
Czech Minister of Education, Plaga, indicates that while the inclusion policy will remain, upcoming educational reforms may be delayed.
The transition to teaching in the state language initially affects the performance of minority students; later it balances out
A recent survey reveals that around one-fifth of minority students in Latvia struggle to understand teachers speaking in Latvian, although improvements are expected over time as language skills develop.
Driving License: The Practical Test Must Be Made More Difficult
The practical driving test should be made more difficult to balance the proposed simplifications in driving school training.
The Student in School Ranks is a Problem, Concerns Also About E-Applications. Over a Thousand Directors Urge Minister Drucker for Changes in Education Reform
Over a thousand school leaders in Slovakia have raised concerns regarding recently approved education reforms, citing ambiguity, risks to children's rights, and a lack of dialogue with the Ministry of Education.
Report: Estonian Schools and Teachers Overwhelmed by Reforms Without Reducing Burden
A new report highlights that Estonian schools and teachers are inundated with reforms without any reduction in their existing workload.
Eneli Kindsiko: Cracks in the Success Story of Estonian Education
Eneli Kindsiko discusses the challenges and underutilization of knowledge in the Estonian education system, emphasizing the need for reform to foster a healthy developmental environment.
Plaga Wants to Postpone the Reform of Education in Elementary Schools
Czech Minister Plaga is seeking to delay the planned reforms in elementary school education due to unspecified obstacles.
National Diploma: Reduction of curriculum and new evaluation system – What the Ministry of Education proposes
The Greek Minister of Education outlined proposed reforms to the secondary education system, aiming to establish a more equitable and effective National Diploma through a dialogue on the current challenges faced in high schools.
Ombudsman: Latvia has a fragmented approach to investigating cases of violence; the law needs to change
The Latvian Ombudsman has highlighted a fragmented approach to investigating violence cases in the country, stressing the need for legal reforms to ensure better protection of children's rights.