Damyang County, despite the Audit Office's Criticism, Leaves 'Unaccredited Educational Facilities' Unattended for Eight Years
Damyang County is facing criticism for promoting private education by neglecting unaccredited educational facilities despite being called out by the Audit Office.
Criticism against abolishing introductory training for driving practice
Critics are voicing concerns over the Swedish government's plan to eliminate the mandatory introductory course for private driving instructors, arguing it undermines driver preparation.
The obscene list of those to be raped
Students at a private school in São Paulo circulated a list ranking girls by their perceived 'rapability' on WhatsApp, sparking outrage and leading to punishments for those involved.
Seoul Education Office Special Inspection of Private Academy Tuition Fees... Focused Crackdown on 'Sneaky Increases'
Seoul Education Office is conducting a special inspection of private academy tuition fees to alleviate the burden of private education costs and stabilize tuition fees in the new semester.
Dropout Rate at Private Universities Reaches 60% in the Campinas Region, and Experts Point to Cost and Routine as Causes
A report reveals that the dropout rate at private universities in the Campinas region of Brazil has reached 60%, attributed to financial and daily life challenges faced by students.
Across Australia’s outer suburbs, more parents are picking private over public schools. What’s behind the trend?
More parents in Australia’s outer suburbs are choosing private schools over public ones for their children's education, driven by personal values and community growth.
The banking sector commits to granting more loans
In Mexico, the banking sector has pledged to increase private sector credit from 38% to 45% by 2030, as emphasized by the President of the Mexican Banking Association at the opening of the 89th Banking Convention.
Private school in SP suspends students after sharing misogynistic messages
Colégio São Domingos in São Paulo suspends students for sharing misogynistic messages in WhatsApp groups, addressing the issue as contrary to the school's values.
Police investigate attack on educational institution in Guayacanes, northern Guayaquil
A private educational institution in Guayacanes, northern Guayaquil, was attacked by gunfire, raising concerns among parents and prompting police investigations.
Court considers unconstitutional school transport for private school students in RO
The Court of Justice of Rondônia has deemed a municipal law allowing free school transport for private school students unconstitutional due to procedural errors and lack of budgetary provisions.
New law guarantees breastfeeding rights for children up to 3 years and 11 months in SP
A new law in São Paulo ensures that children up to 3 years and 11 months have the right to breastfeeding in public and private daycare centers.
Epstein used elite U.S. schools to expand his network of influence
Jeffrey Epstein leveraged payments for private school tuition to build relationships and gain influence, even after his past convictions for sexual crimes became public.
TETFund controversy: Should private universities benefit from public education taxes?
A debate is ongoing in Nigeria regarding whether private universities should access TETFund resources designated for public higher education.
Firmly refuses to reveal her position
Inga Sæland, Iceland's Minister of Children and Education, has stated that her voting intentions in an upcoming national referendum on EU membership are private, responding to inquiries from a fellow politician with indignation.
Focus on academic excellence, Abuja private varsity VC urges new students
The Vice-Chancellor of Margaret Lawrence University in Abuja has urged newly admitted students to prioritize their studies and uphold strong ethical standards.
Impact of Rising University Tuition Fees... Last Year's Education Inflation Rate at Highest in 15 Years
The increase in tuition fees at private universities in South Korea has led to the highest education inflation rate in 15 years, recorded at 2.3% for the previous year.
The Urgency of an Educational Reform
Argentina faces a sustained educational decline requiring deep reforms to reverse the situation.
Municipal Vacancy: Aid for School Construction Needed
Frankfurt has vacant school buildings and apartments, prompting the need for private assistance in managing these properties.
Three out of ten students in Seoul have attended English kindergartens, with a majority in Gangnam and Seocho
A recent survey shows that 30% of students in Seoul have attended English kindergartens, with less than 15% participation in northern districts, highlighting educational inequality based on location.
Kast seeks to limit free university education and collect debts from students with private banks backed by the State
Chilean President José Antonio Kast announces a national reconstruction plan that includes limiting free university education and collecting student debt from private banks.
Installation of air conditioners at homes and payment of property taxes with kindergarten operating funds: Violations found in Gwangju private kindergartens audit
Gwangju's private kindergartens were found using operating funds improperly, including purchasing air conditioners for personal homes and violating dual-employment regulations.
Public Ministry investigates bullying complaint at private school in Maceió
The Public Ministry of Alagoas is investigating a bullying complaint involving a student at a private school in Maceió, focusing on the school's responsibilities in preventing such incidents.
Lääneranna municipality changed Metsküla school back to municipal school
Lääneranna municipality reestablished Metsküla school as a municipal institution after it had operated as a private school for some time.
Medical students trade federal spot for private course close to home
A Brazilian medical student chose to give up her spot at a federal university for a private one closer to home due to financial concerns and family proximity.
Catalonia increases aid to enroll vulnerable students in private schools, but not in public schools
Catalonia has increased financial aid for vulnerable students in concerted (private) schools but refuses to extend similar support to public schools due to budget constraints.
Private education expenses reach 27.5 trillion won... decreased for the first time in five years but still the second highest ever
Private education expenses for students in South Korea amounted to 27.5 trillion won last year, reflecting a slight decrease compared to the previous year, yet remaining the second highest figure on record.
Private schools in Buenos Aires request to increase fees after salary increase granted to teachers and warn of new taxes
Private schools in Buenos Aires are requesting fee increases due to rising operational costs following a recent salary increase for teachers and new tax pressures.
Private schools in the Province report that some municipalities have increased tax rates by 100%
Private schools in Argentina's Buenos Aires Province are alarmed over a 100% increase in municipal tax rates that significantly impacts their finances.
Private school student in Vitória uses AI to create nude images of classmates
A 14-year-old student is under investigation for allegedly creating and sharing fake nude images of three classmates using artificial intelligence in Vitória, Brazil, following a rejected dating proposal.
Private school may be forced to pay back 27 million
A private school in Larvik, Norway, may have to repay 27 million NOK in public grants due to improper use of funds according to regulatory oversight.
‘Loyalty Theory’ ‘Sergeant Theory’ Ads Lead to 20% Yearly Loans... Active-duty Soldiers' Loans Total 24.2 Billion Won
Active-duty soldiers are reportedly borrowing from private lenders at high-interest rates, with debts totaling 24.2 billion won.
Mamdani's plan to cut gifted programs in NYC schools driving parents to competitive private education: report
Parents in NYC are becoming increasingly concerned about Mayor Mamdani's proposal to eliminate gifted programs in public schools, leading many to seek out private school options.
Council of State on private universities: Legal guarantees and fees for their operation
The Greek Council of State upheld the legality of required financial guarantees and fees for foreign private universities wishing to operate in Greece, rejecting appeals from several institutions.
Free pre-Enem preparatory course opens applications for 2026; see how to enroll
The Galt Vestibulares free pre-university preparatory course has opened applications for students across Brazil for the 2026 academic year, focusing on those who cannot afford private preparatory classes.
Ayuso announces a University Live Plan with another public-private collaboration, now to build student residences
The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has announced plans for a public-private project aimed at building student residences amidst rising housing costs, although the opposition doubts its success.
Child Protection Council investigates three more suspected cases of abuse in a school in Petrópolis; learn how parents can guide their children
The Child Protection Council in Petrópolis is investigating three new suspected cases of sexual abuse at a private school following prior reports of abuse involving children.
‘Massive underfunding’ blamed as students enrolled in Australian public schools falls to new low
Enrollment in Australian public schools has dropped to a record low as many parents opt for private schooling amid concerns over funding.
This private school tripled in size in five years — a trend playing out nationwide
Australia is experiencing a significant rise in private school enrolments, with experts warning this trend is increasing inequality within the education system.
Educational voucher March 2026: how to know if you are a beneficiary and how much it covers
The educational voucher program in Argentina offers state assistance to families with children and teenagers in private schools with significant state funding, detailing application procedures and requirements.
Every year, more and more students are leaving the public school system – Thomas Larsen's son is one of them
The article discusses the growing trend of students leaving public schools in Denmark, highlighting the case of Thomas Larsen's son, who struggled in public education and now attends a private school.
One in Four Children is Taught Outside the Common Public School – Thomas Larsen's Son is One of Them
A new analysis reveals that one in four children in Denmark is now being educated outside the public school system, prompting discussions among political parties about solutions to issues such as classroom disturbances and school absenteeism.
Reducing the student-to-teacher ratio does not improve learning, but does enhance teacher well-being and reduce private tutoring, according to a study
A new study from EsadeEcPol reveals that lowering class sizes does not significantly enhance student learning but improves teacher well-being and reduces the need for private tutoring.
Burden of Educational Costs Heavy... 40% of Low-Income Households Prepare with Debt According to Private Survey
A recent survey reveals that 40% of low-income households in Japan take on debt to cover educational expenses, despite efforts to expand public support for education costs.
Daycare teachers in RS arrested on suspicion of sedating children to make them sleep
Two daycare teachers from a private institution in Alvorada, Brazil, were arrested for allegedly sedating children to facilitate their care and are also suspected of physical and psychological abuse.
Increasing Communication Schools in Full-Time High Schools: A '1 in 10' Era, Prominent Private Entrants
The number of full-time high schools in Japan incorporating correspondence education is rising, especially among private institutions, reflecting a trend where one in ten high school students is enrolled in such programs.
Teacher Dismissed Amid Sexual Assault Allegations in Ulsan Private School; Women's Alliance Calls it a Just Outcome
A senior teacher at a private school in Ulsan has been dismissed following allegations of sexual assault against two temporary teachers.
Barão de Mauá Medical School is the first in Ribeirão Preto and Region in ENAMED
The Barão de Mauá Medical School has achieved the highest ranking among private institutions in Ribeirão Preto and surrounding regions in the ENAMED evaluation.
Barão de Mauá's Medicine Program is the First in Ribeirão Preto and Region in ENAMED
The Medicine program at Barão de Mauá University Center achieved the best result among private institutions in Ribeirão Preto and the surrounding region in the ENAMED evaluation.
The President of Private Schools on the New Application System / There Are Serious Errors, the Minister Should Admit Failures and Not Entrust Student Admissions to an Automated System This Year
The head of the Association of Private Schools in Slovakia critiques the new student application system, highlighting serious errors that could impact admissions.
USP holds a magna lecture on the philosophy of private law this Monday
The University of São Paulo's Law School will inaugurate the academic year with a lecture on the philosophy of private law, featuring international participants from Argentina and local judiciary representatives.