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A reported US-Israeli airstrike on a girls' school in Hormozgan, Iran has resulted in the deaths of over 50 students and injuries to many others, according to local media.

Caixa Econômica Federal has opened applications for approximately 200 internship positions in the Vale do Paraíba region of Brazil, targeting students from various educational levels.

The Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS) is offering a preparatory course with applications open until March 16, 2026, including free spots for economically vulnerable students.

A school in Florence has dedicated a classroom for Muslim students to pray during Ramadan, sparking controversy amidst discussions about religious rights and integration in Italy.

Four families share their experiences and pressures in preparing their children for high school entrance exams in Slovakia.

The State University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UEMS) has opened registrations for a free preparatory course for Brazil's National High School Exam (Enem) and entrance examinations, aimed at high school students.

The Oyo State government has commenced the distribution of educational materials to public schools as part of the 2024 intervention program.

A professor at Hunter College made offensive remarks during a community education council meeting regarding the potential closure of schools, prompting outrage from students and parents.

Indian students stranded in Iran are pleading with the Modi government for their evacuation following attacks by the U.S. and Israel on several Iranian cities.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has announced advancements in the construction of new facilities at Harper College, enhancing resources for its 26,500 students.

Luka Savickas from the Democratic Party faction in Lithuania's parliament proposes amendments to labor laws to allow students to work legally during internships and gain experience.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced an increase in enrollment at the City University of New York (CUNY) for the third consecutive year, reflecting the state's commitment to educational accessibility.

Over 1.8 million students and around 80,000 teachers in Ecuador have concluded classes, marking the beginning of school vacations that present both recreational opportunities and responsibilities for parents and organizations involved.

The Vice-Governor of the Federal District, Celina Leão, is suing members of the Kizomba student movement for R$30,000 in damages due to posters she claims offend her honor.

A new book titled 'Why Study Economics?' aims to engage students and the general public by exploring ten compelling reasons to pursue a career in economics, while also providing practical economic lessons.

McGill and Concordia universities have decided to discontinue their legal challenge against the Quebec government's tuition hike for out-of-province students, despite a previous court ruling in their favor.

The city of Jundiaí is investigating a potential virus outbreak at a local school after two students were hospitalized with severe symptoms.

Nearly a month into the school year, many students in Campo Grande's municipal education system have yet to receive their promised school supply kits from the local government, straining family budgets.

Employees and parents of students are camping outside the city hall in Pilar do Sul, demanding reassessment of the public transportation conditions.

Elementary school children in Iceland will undergo status and progress tests over the next few weeks.

A joyful occasion turned painful for students at the Universidad Iberoamericana when a platform collapsed during their graduation photo shoot, injuring at least 23 students.

Registrations for the University Transport Card in Maranhão are open until March 13, providing financial aid for students' daily transportation.

Eleven students at the Nacib Cury State School experienced illness after eating school meals and required medical attention.

The City of Buenos Aires is implementing stricter controls for the 'Last First Day' celebrations, with penalties for students arriving drunk on the first day of school.

An event named 'Ecuador The U for You Experience' will provide guidance to students and parents in Ecuador regarding academic opportunities both locally and internationally.

Urmas Volens, who passed away unexpectedly, is remembered for his warmth, determination, and dedication to his ideals by colleagues and students alike.

In Guayaquil, 83 students graduated from Colegio Javier, marking a significant milestone in their academic lives.

Students at Notre Dame celebrate the withdrawal of an abortion-rights advocate from a leadership role while expressing ongoing concerns about the university's Catholic identity.

The article examines the differences between the educational systems of Estonia and Israel and how these impact the development of responsibility and freedom of choice in students.

The Polish Ministry of Education plans to introduce a functional assessment method to support inclusive education in schools, which will focus on understanding students' needs rather than replacing traditional grading.

A school in Florence has designated a space for Islamic students to pray, sparking outrage given the local government previously opposed placing crucifixes in classrooms.

Nearly 500 students from Kingston participated in a skilled trades competition, aimed at showcasing their talents and encouraging interest in trades careers.

March 2 is Secondary Offer Day in the UK, where Year Six students and their parents learn which secondary schools have accepted them, with tools available to compare school performance.

A 19-year-old student in Indore, India, committed suicide by hanging herself in her home.

A first-year data science student at Devi Ahilya University in Indore has been accused of trying to lead other female students astray by encouraging them to pursue romantic relationships under the guise of enjoying college life.

A new joint ministerial decision in Greece simplifies the housing allowance process for students of public vocational schools by expanding the geographic eligibility criteria.

A student corporation is organizing an orienteering game to celebrate the Day of Restoration of the State of Lithuania.

A former Nigerian legislator sponsors 3,000 low-income students for the upcoming JAMB exam through his foundation to help alleviate financial barriers.

The Public Ministry of the Federal District has requested that the Military Police investigate an incident where students were forced to do push-ups at a civic-military school.

A McDonald's in Fukuoka has banned students from entering the premise and has displayed a sign naming two nearby middle schools due to ongoing disruptive behavior.

The energy upgrade of Greece's largest school complex, Grava, has commenced, aiming to enhance comfort and reduce operational costs for thousands of students and teachers.

A Lithuanian minister has urged the local government of Alytus to appoint a temporary administrator for the Adolfo Ramanauskas-Vanagas gymnasium due to an ongoing conflict affecting teachers and students.

Students vandalized an academic research exhibition at Gujarat University where historical documents related to notable leaders were displayed.

R. Popovienė is urging the city municipality to appoint a temporary school administrator to help resolve a prolonged conflict at a local school affecting teachers and students.

The Ciee has made available 132 internship and young apprentice positions in the Alto Tietê region of Brazil this Friday, including roles in various fields for students at different education levels.

A survey conducted by researchers at the University of Latvia reveals that artificial intelligence tools have become commonplace in higher education, with the majority of educators and students using them in various academic tasks.

Aarhus University is sending students home for two weeks due to inadequate fire safety measures in several of its buildings, resulting in a shift to online classes.

Polish teachers are facing challenges in discipline due to stringent regulations protecting students' rights.

A school bus in Jelgava crashed on Thursday, but thankfully, no injuries occurred among the students on board.

The Brazilian School Census 2025 reports an increase in full-time enrollments in public schools, emphasizing the critical importance of this educational model during the final years of students' schooling.