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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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

Teacher unions in Buenos Aires are initiating their first joint strike against Governor Axel Kicillof, disrupting the school year start due to salary policy disagreements.

The São Paulo Public Ministry filed a lawsuit against the teachers' union for hosting an event celebrating the Hamas attack on Israel, demanding a R$120,000 fine.

Vilnius College has launched two national qualification improvement programs aimed at enhancing teacher competencies using digital technologies.

The Nigeria Union of Teachers has given a two-week ultimatum to Gombe and Yobe states to implement the new minimum wage for teachers, criticizing the lag in payment compared to other sectors.

Municipalities in Estonia are facing confusion over their classification on the education workers' union's blacklist, despite a promised increase in minimum salaries for teachers starting January 1st.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon emphasizes that teachers are not obligated to pay union dues following a Supreme Court ruling, encouraging educators to take control of their financial contributions to unions.

The Chicago Teachers Union plans to allocate $3.1 million towards political activities, raising concerns about the use of public funds.

A teachers' strike in San Francisco has concluded after a tentative agreement was reached on wages and health benefits with the school district.

Teachers in Poland are reacting negatively to a proposed salary increase by the Ministry of Education, that they argue is insufficient and lacks motivation for career advancement.

Lithuanian Education Minister R. Popovienė plans to present a new plan in February aimed at attracting and training teachers, following discussions with education union representatives.

Teachers in San Francisco are on strike demanding better wages and health benefits, impacting 50,000 students.

The presentation of the 2026 National Demand Document by the SNTE is a significant act of justice that the Mexican state must address, stemming from a historical obligation to the education sector.

The court has consistently rejected the property damage claims of dismissed teachers from the Korean Teachers Union, leading to criticism that it fails to critically assess outdated laws regarding labor movements.

San Francisco's public schools have closed due to a teachers' strike stemming from failed contract negotiations between the school district and the educators' union, impacting around 50,000 students.

A Polish teachers' union has criticized the Minister of Education for attempting to bypass a presidential veto regarding educational regulations and standards.

The newsletter discusses various controversies surrounding teachers' unions, including calls to eliminate their federal charter and the revelation of anti-ICE activism among their leaders.

The teachers' union OAJ strongly opposes and questions the government's legislative proposal allowing fixed-term contracts to be made for up to a year without justification, fearing it could increase job insecurity and discrimination.

A Washington state elementary school teacher is contesting the statewide teachers union's stance on parental rights ballot measures, claiming the union is influenced by activist interests.

Gordon Ørskov Madsen, president of the Danish Teachers' Union, expresses enthusiasm over Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's proposal for a cap of 14 students per class from grades 0 to 3.

The National Education Association faces scrutiny and potential revocation of its unique federal charter due to its opposition to the Trump administration and allegations of supporting far-left initiatives.

A court in Chad has sentenced the leader of the independent teachers' union, Djimodwiel Faustin, to one year in prison for charges of 'rebellion' and 'disturbing public order' amidst an ongoing teachers' strike.

On February 2, Djimoudouel Faustin was sentenced to one year in prison for multiple charges, including usurpation of title and incitement to rebellion, following a teachers' strike called by the union.

Becky Pringle, president of the National Education Association, faces backlash after labeling former President Trump a 'dictator' during a call with a left-wing activist group.

The head of the Minneapolis teachers union disclosed that elected officials participate in anti-ICE discussions within Signal chat groups.

A federal labor filing reveals that the National Education Association has directed millions in union funds to far-left activist groups and social justice organizations.

In the podcast 'School Anew', Dorota Łoboda discusses the financial challenges of implementing a new teacher compensation system proposed by the Polish Teachers' Union, linking salaries to the national average.

The National Education Association's activist group criticized the Trump administration and ICE, alleging responsibility for the death of an anti-ICE activist in Minneapolis, while calling for community solidarity against perceived assaults on their communities.

A recent survey by the STES union highlights that teachers in Madrid and Euskadi express strong concerns about bureaucratic pressure, lack of respect in classrooms, and insufficient resources within the public education system.

Teachers express significant concerns about excessive bureaucracy, overcrowded classrooms, and disrespect from students and families, according to a union survey.

The Washington Post criticized the Chicago Teachers Union for focusing on social justice initiatives while student proficiency in reading and math continues to decline.

Magnús Þór Jónsson, the chairman of the Teachers' Union, expresses hope for stability in the Icelandic Ministry of Education following the appointment of a third minister in just one year, advocating for a comprehensive approach to education issues rather than focusing on a single teaching method.

Minnesota schools have canceled classes amid unrest following the fatal shooting of a woman by a federal agent, with the teachers' union demanding the removal of ICE from the city.

The Texas AFT is suing the TEA over investigations into school officials regarding social media posts linked to Charlie Kirk.

A Texas teachers' union has filed a federal lawsuit against the state over alleged unconstitutional investigations of educators who commented on social media about the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

The Chicago Teachers Union endorsed protests against the Trump administration's actions in Venezuela, collaborating with far-left organizations that support socialism.