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The Setagaya Ward in Tokyo reported that four incidents of smoke from keyboard cases for tablets in public elementary and junior high schools occurred this month, but no injuries were reported.

Thousands of public school teachers in Victoria are set to strike due to low pay and excessive workloads, marking the first such strike in 13 years as approved by the Fair Work Commission.

The State Border Guard College in Latvia is hosting an open day on April 17th, inviting the public to learn about education opportunities and careers within the border guard service.

Experts warn of significant budget cuts and tax increases in Finland to rectify the public finances, which could include pension cuts and changes to child benefits.

Public school teachers in Tasmania will strike this week, causing school closures across the state after rejecting the latest pay offer from the government.

A discussion highlights the lack of awareness among students about the historical context of ETA and the perceived taboo in addressing these topics in classrooms.

The Artistic Gymnastics House in Salvador is offering 55 free spots for girls aged 5 to 19 who are enrolled in public schools.

There are over 1,100 job vacancies open in Pernambuco, Brazil, with positions available for various educational levels and salaries reaching up to R$ 12,300.

The Federal University of Roraima is accepting applications for a public competition for six full-time professor positions, with salaries ranging from R$ 6,180.85 to R$ 14,463.83.

Brazil has significantly reduced the number of public schools without access to water, according to a Unicef report released on World Water Day.

Economist Javier Curcio critiques the Argentine government's underfunding of education while proclaiming a commitment to human capital development.

Lagos residents are enthusiastic about the revival of monthly sanitation efforts aimed at improving cleanliness and reducing flooding, while some express concerns over enforcement and the need for better waste management education.

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 municipality of Três Rios in Brazil has received a new school bus aimed at enhancing student access to education, amid a nationwide distribution of new vehicles by the federal government.

A group of young girls from Rio de Janeiro's public schools is set to perform at the Vatican, showcasing their musical talent on an international stage.

Over 30,000 candidates are prepared to take public exams for teaching positions in the Piauí state education department this Sunday in 18 municipalities.

Municipal schools in Monte Mor, Brazil, are introducing a panic button system to enhance security against incidents like invasions and threats.

Ana Clara Ardisson, a 26-year-old from Minas Gerais living in Alagoas, became the first person with Down syndrome to graduate from a public higher education institution in her state.

The article discusses the planned transformation of Bratislava's Patrónka area into new centers for culture and education, highlighting its historical significance and current transportation role.

The state of Piauí has called 218 professionals to enhance the teaching and administrative staff in public schools as part of an initiative to strengthen integrated full-time high school and technical education.

Milano-Bicocca University opened its doors to the public, hosting workshops and open lessons that engaged 1,500 participants in various academic activities.

A suspect fleeing the police was apprehended after jumping over the wall of the Santa Cruz school in São Paulo's western zone.

A man convicted of terrorism for plotting to poison Eurovision attendees with cyanide is allowed to continue his chemistry studies at KTH despite attempts by the university to expel him.

The municipal education network in Araraquara, Brazil, has launched educational initiatives aimed at raising awareness about dengue fever and prevention methods among students.

The article discusses the recent election campaign promises regarding public school improvements in Denmark while correcting an earlier mistake about teachers issuing a strike warning.

Teachers in Denmark are threatening to strike due to unresolved disagreements over work conditions amidst a political campaign for better public schools.

Teachers in Denmark are threatening to strike due to disagreements over working conditions amid the election campaign focused on improving public schools.

A convicted terrorist in Sweden has been granted permission to continue his chemistry studies at KTH, despite concerns from the school about the potential risk he poses.

Pittsburgh Public Schools will implement remote learning from April 22-24 during the NFL Draft to manage the influx of visitors and ensure educational continuity.

The father of an 18-year-old girl who died from meningitis urges for better protections to prevent similar tragedies.

Diego De Nadai, the former mayor of Americana, and Luciano Corrêa, the current Secretary of Education of Taboão da Serra, have been ordered to repay R$ 276,600 to public coffers due to irregular payments made for daycare construction in 2011.

The public school teachers' strike in Sergipe has ended after 10 days following a decision by the workers' union to suspend it amidst ongoing negotiations with the state government.

The Home Front Command in Israel announced that educational activities will be permitted in additional areas starting Sunday, though large cities have been excluded from this measure.

Public school students in Santarém engaged in a composting workshop aimed at establishing a school garden and promoting sustainable practices.

The International Baccalaureate (IB) will be introduced in Greek public schools for the first time in September 2026, marking a significant shift in the educational landscape.

Parents in Campinas, Brazil, express serious concerns over the lack of caregivers for children with disabilities in public schools, which has led to many children not attending classes.

The Road Cinema Truck from Brazil's Federal Highway Police has arrived in Petrópolis to promote traffic safety education.

A Finnish publication encourages people to test their knowledge of basic historical facts, with emphasis on the Finnish War of 1808-1809.

The mayoral election campaign in Paris is shaken by a scandal of sexual abuse in public schools that occurred under the leadership of leftist mayor Anne Hidalgo and her deputy Emmanuel Grégoire.

The National Cyber Security Centre in Lithuania is launching a course aimed at educating citizens on the safe and responsible use of artificial intelligence tools.

A selection of newly released insightful books covering topics like labor rights, public transportation, literacy education, and historical religious speeches in South Korea.

President Alexander Stubb will visit Raasepori, Finland, starting with a military inspection and concluding with an address at a public event.

Several Latvian organizations have expressed concerns regarding sexual education materials presented by a Catholic researcher at a parliamentary committee meeting.

The article discusses the rising public and media attention on entrance exams for secondary schools in Slovakia, particularly highlighting the systemic issues that disadvantage less affluent families.

A prominent principal known for advocating progressive educational reforms in Tokyo public elementary schools steps down, questioning the rigidity of the educational system.

Students from various schools in Vilnius submitted their visions for the city's future, inviting public voting on the best ideas.

The Water and Sewage Service of Rio Branco (Saerb) is conducting a simplified selection process for hiring temporary professionals in various positions.

27,000 students in Quito have received preferential cards that will allow free access to public transportation, museums, and libraries in the city.

In a recent podcast episode, biochemist and molecular biologist Josipa Nemet discussed the shortcomings of childhood defense systems and the impact of ideology on public policies.

Former Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares criticizes a law that limits colleges from considering criminal histories of applicants in light of a recent attack at Old Dominion University, claiming it endangers public safety.