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Taubaté City Hall has called for 25 newly approved teachers to join the municipal education system, ensuring the continuity and quality of education.

The Riga City Council has adopted regulations to provide financial support for rent to qualified specialists, specifically teachers and police officers.

A new proposal by Brazil's Ministry of Education aims to decrease the in-person training requirements for future teachers, prompting critique from education specialists.

Students at a military civic school in the Federal District were reportedly forced to perform push-ups and kneel as punishment for wearing inappropriate clothing, according to a complaint from parents and a teachers' union.

A study conducted by the University of Latvia explores how students and teachers are integrating artificial intelligence into their academic processes.

A free training course for public school teachers in the Federal District of Brazil combines dance and psychotherapy as pedagogical and self-care tools, with registration open until March 13.

Over 1,000 teachers have resigned in Ethiopia's Amhara Region, primarily due to economic pressures and the desire for better opportunities abroad, particularly in Arab states.

Teachers from Alytus gymnasium are demanding the suspension of their principal due to alleged misconduct and abuse of power.

Teachers from Alytus gymnasium are protesting and demanding the dismissal of the acting principal due to allegations of violence and misconduct.

Disciplinary procedures against a teacher at a private school in Ulsan, accused of sexual assault, have been delayed, forcing victims to leave the city due to ongoing fear.

A conflict at Alytus Adolfo Ramanauskas-Vanago Gymnasium has escalated due to the dismissal of an ethics teacher, leading to a strike by teachers and the police's involvement.

Haryana has announced the recruitment of 1672 postgraduate teacher positions in computer science with a salary of 1 lakh rupees.

Alberta teachers praise a substantial investment in education announced by the provincial government, which aims to address overcrowding and teacher shortages, despite lingering skepticism about its adequacy.

The Secretary of Education in Brazil has begun a chess training course for teachers in 50 full-time state schools to promote chess as a pedagogical tool.

The president of a teachers' union in Porto Rico, Maranhão, was arrested on drug trafficking and other charges after a police operation uncovered illegal activities tied to the use of false documents.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Minister of Education Demetrios Nicolaides will announce how the provincial budget will impact education funding, amidst a significant budget deficit warning and ongoing tension with teachers.

Teachers in Alytus plan to persist with a strike that the government has classified as illegal, contingent upon discussions with local and central authorities regarding a colleague's dismissal.

A teachers' strike has been announced for March 2 in Buenos Aires, coinciding with the start of classes, potentially delaying the school year for many students.

The police intervened in Alytus after students reported that protesting teachers were recording them without consent, which has raised concerns about potential public order violations.

The Seattle Times Editorial Board criticizes Washington state's laws for prioritizing teachers accused of misconduct over child safety, as many allegations can remain hidden from public view.

Priit Reiska, the incoming rector of Tallinn University, stated that academic freedom is thriving in Estonia but emphasized the importance of maintaining the uniqueness of different universities.

Teachers in Lithuania are protesting the dismissal of a colleague, claiming it is a form of pressure and retaliation against her leadership in the local teachers' union.

Poland faces potential school closures due to a demographic crisis affecting local education budgets and drawing protests from parents and teachers.

Sarmīte Arbidāne from Rēzekne has been appointed as the new director of the Riga Natālijas Draudziņas Secondary School following the resignation of her predecessor due to dissatisfaction among teachers.

A significant number of teachers in Alytus have initiated a class boycott in response to the dismissal of a colleague and are contemplating a strike due to dissatisfaction with local authorities' handling of the situation.

In Alytus, some teachers have halted educational activities following the dismissal of a colleague, while the mayor claims the strike lacks official approval.

Teachers at Alytus A. Ramanauskas-Vanagas Gymnasium have suspended classes in protest against the dismissal of an ethics teacher.

Teachers at A. Adolfo-Vanago Gymnasium in Alytus have halted the educational process, demanding the reinstatement of a dismissed colleague and the establishment of an independent commission to investigate the situation.

A European investigation has uncovered a corruption scandal involving university professors, researchers, and educators in Italy, leading to a request for arrests by the European Public Prosecutor's Office.

Teachers in Argentina face increasing challenges in their role, recognizing a shift in responsibilities that demands emotional support for students.

The Piauí government announced a program to eliminate the shortage of teaching staff in 200 subjects at Uespi by providing scholarships for various teacher categories.

The Piauí government has announced a new program to address the issue of subjects lacking teachers at the University of Piauí, providing a budget of R$ 3.2 million for the initiative.

The mayor of Alytus stated that he cannot intervene to change a school decision regarding the dismissal of a teacher, following public protests.

A tribunal sentenced three men to 29 years in prison for their roles in the rape of two teenage students in Cayambe, Ecuador.

Candidates for teaching positions in São João da Baliza, Brazil, reported potential fraud during a public exam, citing opened envelopes and lack of transparency.

The National Teachers' Union in South Korea is calling for a complete review of the proposed law on the establishment of integrated special cities, claiming it threatens public education by fostering competition between regions.

A recent study reveals that nearly half of teachers believe schools are failing to equip students with necessary skills for an AI-dominated world.

A teacher at a government primary school in Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh, has been accused of inappropriate behavior, including sexual advances towards female students.

A recent debate in South Korea centers on whether to lower the voting age to 16, questioning the political engagement of youth and the restrictions faced by teachers.

AI is being employed in Japanese schools to analyze classes and monitor student behaviors, aiding teachers in their instruction.

Estonian kindergarten teachers devised a foolproof method to distinguish between twin girls, gaining viral fame on TikTok.

The Chad government has decided to cut salaries for striking teachers, leading to ongoing tensions between the government and the teachers' union.

The Nigerian government has reportedly paid a ransom of several million dollars to Boko Haram for the release of approximately 230 abducted students and teachers.

The US Embassy in Brasília is offering a free online course for English teachers in the Federal District and Goiás, focusing on innovative teaching methods and the implementation of the National Common Curricular Base.

Teachers from Alytus schools are protesting the dismissal of an ethics teacher, claiming it is a retaliatory action for advocating for educators' rights.

The chairman of the Electricians' Teachers' Association in Iceland emphasizes the urgent need to double the number of electrical graduates to meet soaring demand and address a significant skills shortage exacerbated by automation in the sector.

A deaf student in São José do Rio Preto, Brazil, has inspired her peers and teachers to learn Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) to facilitate communication within her public school.

Five teachers from a private school in Odisha, India, have been arrested on charges of raping a 13-year-old student after a complaint was filed by her parents and the district child welfare committee.

The Nigerian Union of Teachers has announced intentions to strictly enforce registration among teachers to ensure that only qualified individuals are permitted to teach in schools.

A Tokyo high school is integrating AI technology into English classes to enhance students' learning and debate skills.