Universities Given the Right to Create Paid One-Year Master's Programs in Estonian
Estonian universities are now authorized to establish paid one-year master's programs in Estonian to enhance educational flexibility and attract private funding.
Teacher Salaries: The Opposition Pushes a Law to Declare an Emergency and Add Up to $119,000 per Position
Argentinian opposition lawmakers propose a bill to declare a five-year educational salary emergency aimed at boosting teacher salaries amid ongoing economic challenges.
Billions to vocational schools without requirements on teaching volume
Swedish vocational schools are receiving billions in funding without any stipulations on the volume of teacher-led instruction, raising concerns about the quality of education.
Less funding for integration courses: Without the language, everything is nothing
The German Interior Minister is planning cuts to funding for language integration courses, sparking concerns from educational institutions and NGOs about the negative impact on foreign integration and workforce qualification.
Tories plan to cut university places and double apprenticeships in funding reform
The Conservative Party plans to reduce university admissions by 100,000 and increase funding for apprenticeships, aiming to streamline educational paths and save government spending.
Teaching union claims extra £4bn for Send overhaul just ‘drop in bucket’ compared with what’s needed – UK politics live
The teaching union asserts that the UK government's additional £4 billion for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) is inadequate compared to the real financial needs for reform.
Keir Starmer makes key promise as major school SEND plans announced
Keir Starmer has pledged to enhance support for families with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) through a £4 billion funding initiative for mainstream schools.
Mainstream schools to receive extra funding for SEND pupils as part of £4bn package
The UK government is allocating an additional £4 billion to mainstream schools to enhance support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Kallas on making the payment guidelines for educational tools more precise
Estonian Education Minister Kristina Kallas announced plans to clarify the guidelines on which educational tools schools are responsible for covering costs.
Funding Principles of Schools Raise Many Questions in Educational Institutions
The Estonian Ministry of Education has raised questions about the financial responsibilities of schools regarding necessary educational materials and extracurricular activities.
New guide: should schools also purchase drawing tools and skis?
Estonian schools are questioning whether they should purchase additional educational supplies such as drawing tools and sporting equipment, following new guidance from the Ministry of Education.
Educational crisis in Texas: the list of 12 Houston schools that would close due to lack of students and funds
In Houston, Texas, authorities are planning to close 12 schools this year due to dwindling student enrollment and funding issues.
The museum bookings for school groups have significantly decreased
Spring bookings for school group visits to museums in Estonia have notably declined this year due to teachers' uncertainty about funding rules for educational trips.
The Supreme Court ordered the state to explain why funding for educational institutions is not actually conditional on core curriculum studies
Israel's Supreme Court has ordered the state to clarify the lack of conditional funding for ultra-Orthodox educational institutions based on their compliance with core curriculum studies.
The High Court ordered the state to explain why funding for educational institutions is not actually conditional on core curriculum studies
The High Court of Israel directed the state to explain why funding for ultra-Orthodox educational institutions does not depend on the fulfillment of the core curriculum requirements.
The Keys to the Fall of Viciana, the First Counselor Dismissed by Ayuso: The Boycott of Rectors, the Funding Problem, and an Inexperienced Team Force a More Aggressive Political Profile
Ayuso has dismissed Emilio Viciana, her first counselor, due to challenges posed by university rectors and issues surrounding educational financing.
Scholarships: Seminars instead of Book Money
This opinion piece argues that scholarships for students should focus on seminars rather than financial support, which often leads to inequities in educational funding.
Universities and Research, Bernini Freezes the Left: "Let's Solve the Problems Created by You"
Italian University Minister Anna Maria Bernini responds to leftist criticisms about educational funding cuts by highlighting an increase in funding since 2019.
Send provision leaving deprived areas of England ‘trailing behind’, report finds
A report shows that funding for special educational needs and disabilities has increased more in affluent areas, leaving poorer regions in England at a disadvantage.
The £6bn black hole that could change children's lives
The UK government is set to announce reforms to the special educational needs (SEND) system amidst a funding shortfall of £6 billion that affects children's educational support.
Good news in Texas: how to apply for the school voucher program of up to $10,000
Texas families can now apply for new school vouchers to help cover educational expenses starting from the 2026-2027 school year.
STEM Learning Network – Monthly Activity Calendar for January 2026
The STEM Learning Network project commenced on March 20, 2025, and will last 24 months, focusing on educational activities with significant funding from the EU.
Head of the Ministry of Education on the new project. The solutions were already in the amendment vetoed by Nawrocki
Barbara Nowacka, the Minister of National Education, announced a new bill aimed at increasing funding for educational resources in Poland, despite a previous veto by Karol Nawrocki.
Educational needs are increasing, but so are expenses. The largest part of budgets
The article discusses the financial challenges faced by Polish municipalities in the education sector, with a focus on how Warsaw manages its educational budget and the strategies implemented to secure funding.
17 million missing for Beneš for salaries in education outside teaching professions. State money is not enough
Beneš highlights a shortfall of 17 million in funding for salaries in educational roles that are not teaching-related, stressing that state support is insufficient.