The quote about 'Somali lines' has made many react. Now the minister explains herself.
Norwegian Education Minister Kari Nessa Nordtun's comments regarding 'Somali lines' in public schools have provoked reactions from people of Somali descent in Norway.
Contests and selections in PE offer more than 750 vacancies with salaries up to R$ 12.3 thousand; find out how to apply
Pernambuco is offering over 750 job openings through simplified selections and public contests, with various positions available across different educational levels.
Triplets Approved in the Same Year at Universities Prepare for New Routines
Triplets Beatriz, Letícia, and Yasmin Oliveira from Fortaleza, Brazil, will head to different universities after being accepted into public higher education institutions in the same year.
Young man with a rare disease takes university entrance exam in hospital and gets accepted into medicine at three public universities
Ítalo Cantanhede, a 17-year-old Brazilian student with a rare disease, successfully passed the university entrance exam while hospitalized and gained admission to three public medical schools.
Labor promises to wipe public school fees from 2027 while Liberals set target for zero litter in oceans within a decade
Labor has committed to eliminating public school fees by 2027 to relieve financial pressure on families, while the Liberal party has announced a goal to reach zero ocean litter in the next decade.
Public Squares: Those Garden Seeds That, Even If They Are a Want and Cannot, Give Life to Neighborhoods
Public squares serve as vibrant community spaces that foster connection and relaxation in urban environments.
It’s been decreed: something must be done about student loans in England
Student loan debt in England has become increasingly burdensome, leading to calls for reform from politicians and public figures.
Oyo distributes textbooks, school bags, sandals to primary, secondary students
The Oyo State government has commenced the distribution of educational materials to public schools as part of the 2024 intervention program.
Will there be new rules for awarding points in kindergarten recruitment? MEN is silent about the proposal
A Polish politician has called for changes in the public kindergarten recruitment process to prioritize vaccinated children due to rising vaccination hesitancy among parents.
Public Smartphones for All Staff: Reforming Work Styles in Harima Town, Hyogo
Harima Town in Hyogo Prefecture plans to distribute public smartphones to all teachers and staff in its elementary and junior high schools to enhance safety and reform work styles.
'Why Study Economics?' from Student Guide to Layman's Manual
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.
Education from a Public Perspective to Not Be Controlled by AI: An Expert Teaching AI Ethics
The article discusses the emerging ethical challenges posed by generative AI in education and the need for proper education to help children engage with AI responsibly.
City Hall investigates suspected outbreak of virus at school after two students were hospitalized in Jundiaí
The city of Jundiaí is investigating a potential virus outbreak at a local school after two students were hospitalized with severe symptoms.
Only daughter and public school student: meet the young woman from TO accepted into medicine at two federal universities
Cecília Leite, a 21-year-old from Palmas, Brazil, has been accepted into the medical programs of two federal universities after dedicating four years to her studies as a public school student.
New court decision maintains selection process for hiring temporary teachers in Taubaté
A recent judicial ruling allows the continuation of a selection process for hiring temporary teachers in Taubaté, Brazil, maintaining scheduled tests despite prior suspension.
Indigenous Education Contest in Amapá Offers 420 Positions with Salaries Over R$6,000; EDITAL
The Amapá governor has launched a public competition for indigenous education, offering 420 positions with salaries exceeding R$6,000 after a 20-year hiatus of such exams.
Alagoas government announces public competition for Seplag with a salary of R$ 5,700
The Alagoas government has announced a public competition for the position of Public Management Specialist with a salary of R$ 5,700.
Samuel García calls a woman 'meddlesome' and mocks her for asking for schools instead of sports fields
Samuel García, the governor of Nuevo León, faced criticism after mocking a woman who requested more schools at a public event.
Professor Emeritus of EKPA Eleni Karamelebgou has died
Eleni Karamelebgou, an esteemed Professor of Latin Philosophy at EKPA, has passed away, leaving a profound impact on academic education and public universities in Greece.
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.
Justice suspends selection process for hiring temporary teachers in Taubaté after action by the MP-SP
A Brazilian court has temporarily suspended the selection process for hiring temporary teachers in Taubaté following a public civil action initiated by the São Paulo state attorney's office.
Contests and selection processes in Maranhão: what is already open and what is coming in March
The article reports on open public contests and selection processes in Maranhão, Brazil, highlighting opportunities available for individuals with different educational backgrounds.
Letter to the Editor: Let the introductory course for learner drivers remain
A traffic educator argues against the proposal to eliminate the introductory course for learner drivers, citing its positive impact on education and road safety.
Major change in Polish schools? MEN responds to the Wprost survey. "This demand resonates"
A recent survey shows that a majority of Poles support making health education a mandatory subject in schools, prompting a response from the Polish Ministry of Education.
Public SAEC: Simplified process for housing allowance – geographical boundaries expanded
A new joint ministerial decision in Greece simplifies the housing allowance process for students of public vocational schools by expanding the geographic eligibility criteria.
MP asks PM to explain case of students who did push-ups in DF civic-military school
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.
Public Medical School Bill for 15 Years of Service Passes Welfare Committee
A bill establishing a public medical school requiring graduates to serve in public healthcare institutions for 15 years has passed a subcommittee of South Korea's National Assembly's Health and Welfare Committee.
The health damage of smoking increasingly affects people with lower education
Recent research indicates that while smoking rates are declining in Estonia, the associated health risks disproportionately impact those with lower educational levels, exacerbating health inequalities.
Final years, full time and the urgency to confront inequalities
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.
Notification for February 28
The article discusses three key announcements related to South Korea's upcoming March 1st commemoration of the March 1st Movement, a multicultural education award, and a public contest for driver's license exam questions.
Due to the situation at Alytaus Gymnasium, the Prime Minister will meet with the Mayor, urging to find a solution in court
The Prime Minister of Lithuania is set to meet with the Mayor of Alytus to address the dismissal of a teacher at Alytaus Adolfo Ramanausko-Vanago Gymnasium amid public outcry.
The new director of the Tallinn Music and Ballet School (MUBA) is Piret Rips
Piret Rips has been appointed as the new director of the Tallinn Music and Ballet School (MUBA) following a public competition conducted by the Ministry of Education and Research.
For more than 30 years at Folha, reader fights disinformation and advocates for public policies
Anibal Carrion, a long-time reader of Folha, actively combats disinformation and supports public policies while expressing loyalty to the current government in Brazil.
Project brings art and debates on human rights to public schools in Petrolina
The Humanid'artes project will be held in public schools in Petrolina, Brazil, focusing on the promotion of human rights and citizenship among students.
Heljo Pikhof: The more interest education, the fewer risk children
The article emphasizes the importance of providing free extracurricular activities to children as a fundamental right crucial for their development and future.
Rivers painted on concrete: 260m² mural brings riverside landscape to public school in downtown Belém
A public school in downtown Belém is getting a vibrant 260m² mural that showcases the Amazonian riverside landscape, created by nine master artists from the region.
Five indicted in scheme of fraud in rural school transportation in Uberaba
Five individuals have been indicted by the Public Ministry for irregularities in the public bidding process for rural school transportation in Uberaba, Brazil.
Museum in a Power Plant in Brazil
A new architectural project aims to create a museum and public recreation center focused on education and research, located at the Henry Borden hydroelectric plant in Brazil.
After public criticism about IT procurements, the Ministry of Education starts a service inspection
The Latvian Ministry of Education has initiated an internal inspection related to procurement practices in the IT sector following public criticism.
When is the university strike and what will happen with classes
University teachers in Argentina have announced a nationwide strike and mobilizations that will affect the functioning of public universities across the country.
Onassis Schools: New Admission Framework – 60% 'Local' Students and Defined Geographic Zones
Greece's education ministry has established a new admissions framework for public Onassis schools, ensuring that 60% of students come from the local community and outlining geographic zones.
Madrid institute directors warn Ayuso: 'Dividing ESO harms students'
Directors of public high schools in Madrid argue that the division of the compulsory secondary education (ESO) stages is detrimental to students and request a reconsideration from the education authorities.
Pindamonhangaba begins delivery of kits to 15.3 thousand students of the network
The city of Pindamonhangaba has initiated the distribution of school supply kits, uniforms, and backpacks to over 15,000 municipal public school students.
School Census 2025: Amazonas registers 178 thousand enrollments in early childhood education
Amazonas registered 178,941 enrollments in early childhood education for 2025, predominantly in public schools, as reported by the National Institute for Educational Studies and Research.
Teacher is removed from public school after allegation of sexual grooming of underage female students
A public school art teacher in Santa Cruz, Brazil, has been suspended following allegations of sexual grooming towards female students.
IFMA opens 1,240 spots for preparatory courses for 9th-grade students; registrations begin on March 2
The Instituto Federal do Maranhão has announced 1,240 spots for its preparatory course aimed at 9th-grade public school students, with online registrations starting March 2, 2026.
Attack that killed a young man at a school in Greater São Luís has characteristics of execution, says SSP
A young man was shot dead and his father wounded in a school in São Luís, Brazil, with authorities labeling the incident as a possible execution.
Taubaté City Hall calls for 25 new teachers approved in the recruitment process
Taubaté City Hall has called for 25 newly approved teachers to join the municipal education system, ensuring the continuity and quality of education.
See the step-by-step for digital possession in the Education competition; check the list of those called
The Tocantins government has summoned 130 approved candidates from the Education competition, providing guidance on the mandatory Digital Possession procedure for entry into the state public service.
Univasf opens registrations for 149 remaining slots in 12 face-to-face courses
The Federal University of São Francisco Valley (Univasf) has opened a public call for 149 remaining vacancies in 12 face-to-face undergraduate courses that were not filled by the Sisu 2026 waiting list.